Sentence examples for presumably they think from inspiring English sources

"Presumably, they think they can deal Rubio to a team that really wants him (say, the Knicks).

I don't think I have ever met a Wykehamist Christian – presumably they think themselves too clever, though prepared to tutor God privately if they needed the money – but Eton is such a hothouse that no one comes out of it without a sneaking suspicion that he may not quite be the crown of creation.

Presumably they thought he would be a soft touch.

But, presumably, they thought they didn't need to, because no one in the programme actually said his name.

Presumably, they thought that Trump had it coming.

Presumably, they thought that an urban Australian accent sounded like one from the Beatles' home city of Liverpool, England.

And so temporarily, they are willing to go along with that, presumably because they think they can beat me on that over the course of the next two years.

Curiously, the photo hosting site Flickr, which I use daily, is not supported – presumably because they think everyone uploads to Facebook these days.

Another study, conducted in England, concludes that those who live far from jobs spend less time looking for work than those who live nearby, presumably because they think they have little hope of finding one.All this has big policy implications.

Good times, at last Europe, Russia and in-between Reprints Related items Conservation (2): Whaling and gnashing of teethJun 22nd 2006Polls suggest that Icelanders cherish the right to bear harpoons, in part, presumably, because they think the IWC is trying to deprive them of it forever.

There weren't that many corporate lobbyists at the Labour conference compared to previous years, presumably because they think the party is miles from power and so not worth bothering with.