Sentence examples for presumably to debate from inspiring English sources
More than 25 curators and scholars, artists and art historians will gather at New York University this weekend to discuss -- and, presumably, to debate -- David Hockney's iconoclastic theory that old masters, all the way back to 1430, used optical devices to help them produce realistic images.
And then got off the phone and presumably returned to debate preparation.
This was "a reminder," presumably, because there was no need to debate something so axiomatic.
But if his choice of subjects is open to debate (not necessarily a bad thing in a book that presumably seeks to provoke discussion), Kershaw's treatment of the individual decisions is unquestionably superb.
Mr. Reid could try to bring the defense bill to the floor under an open amendment process, a move that Republicans presumably would not block but that would mean committing a large block of time to debate.
To debate: Is waterboarding torture?
The Tories will have to elect a new leader, presumably from among those who campaigned to leave the E.U.; whether he or she will, in turn, feel obliged to call a fresh general election is open to debate.
