Sentence examples for presumably there is something from inspiring English sources

Presumably there is something special about his kids that makes them not local, even though they live just across the road.

Presumably there is something soothingly anonymous about this new life: It's a way to numb the shock of what he witnessed that terrible day in the towers, a way to escape into the meaningless rituals of shuffled cards and stacks of brightly colored chips.

Trump further suggested that "there is something going on" with the president, presumably some sort of sympathy with terrorists.

There is cheese there, but it is dialled down, they taste way too salty and, at times, there is something of an acrid backdraft as you chew – from, presumably, too much garlic or onion powder.

There is something curious about clubs reappointing managers who have failed them before when there are so many alternatives out of work, admittedly presumably for the same reasons.

Instead there is something.

"There is something wrong.

"So there is something there"..

But there is something there.

… There is something smaller in there, and there is something that drives that smaller thing.

There is something wrong, sure.