Sentence examples for presumably to bring from inspiring English sources

A more trenchant statement was made by one punter who lobbed a brick through the window of the Scottish FA, presumably to bring symbolic attention to the architectural aperture through which Scotland's dignity had long since departed.

In Missouri, legislators who once claimed urgency for a marriage ban tried to move the measure from the August to November ballot, presumably to bring out the president's right-wing base.

As Giovanni, David Pittsinger is attractive and suave, with a lovely voice that is sometimes pulled a bit flat by his tendency to croon, presumably to bring across the character's oily seductiveness.

Mr. Forby, whose wife was raised in Hawaii, presumably wants to bring attention to America's high-handed treatment of Hawaii in a way that resonates today.

Mr. Ginkas's tactics are presumably meant to bring you into a more intimate confrontation with the depths of human despair epitomized by Katerina Ivanovna's plight.

The idea presumably is to bring a set of tools and technologies that enable Cisco to provide the video integration and infrastructure, even in customer settings where they are using rival Skype (which is owned by Microsoft).

Tada! Alas, there's a 25 cent fee for each friend you bring in, presumably to cover bringing another credit card transaction fee into the mix.

The campaign was not designed for Wall Street banks, currently awaiting the details on their $700 billion government bailout, but for 18- to 24-year-olds, who are presumably too young to bring the financial system to its knees.

This may rankle where the Test team is concerned - the faulty decision, presumably Bracewell's, to bring a depleted and inadequate squad of 14 did not go down well - but Fleming and his side are shrewd enough to recognise that Bracewell's input has only enhanced their one-day reputation.

Kiosks will also be set up so that runners can call family and friends, who presumably will be able to bring them other items.

Indeed, Volkov largely ignores the vast scholarly literature on his subject and opts to tell his story through pithy anecdotes and thumbnail biographical sketches, presumably in an attempt to bring the reader closer to the figures he describes.