Sentence examples for presumably understood from inspiring English sources

Zions has disclosed this arrangement over the years, so investors presumably understood it.

They presumably understood that a formal declaration of war is out of the question.

Though intellectually he presumably understood the transitory nature of worldly pleasures and felt a call to Yoga and ascetic living, he was unable to control his desires.

It helped rather than hindered his "Uncle Bernie" image that no one could figure out exactly how he achieved his gains, neither the people who presumably understood such things nor the people who didn't.

As China presumably understood when it staged its latest provocation in the South China Sea just before an ASEAN summit, it does not even have to try to divide and rule.

In the universities, where he continues to be taught, it is presumably understood that, as John Updike put it, the drama of his greatest poems hinges on the breaking of Larkin's crustiness, his prejudices, followed by "a generous, deep-breathing self-transcendence"; in other words, that the work has everything to do with life, and also nothing at all.

McCain presumably understands this.

Mrs. Clinton, who is a lawyer and presumably understands legal nuances, let that loaded word hang in the air for weeks before acknowledging that she "misspoke".

The advantage of this is that your next of kin presumably understands your intentions better than anybody and can readily find the assets that need to be inventoried.

Juan describes himself as a "world class minimal DJ," so he presumably understands that creative work has value and that seizing it and republishing it in another format for your own enrichment is wrong.

ThIs artende originally appeared on VICE NZ.