Sentence examples for presumably who from inspiring English sources

He has pardoned anyone (in his own secret service, presumably) who may have kidnapped Mr Kovac's son three years ago.

So how can a room full of men — many of them lawyers, and many more, presumably, who at least played Little League — so misunderstand both umpires and judges?

It's vulcans, presumably, who Brennan hopes will someday rule over us, but he doesn't present compelling evidence that they really exist.

She leaves for a meeting, dipping into her bag for powder and lipstick before walking out to find her driver while taking a call – David, presumably – who rings to suggest dinner.

The same people, presumably, who skulk behind the drapery at A.P.C. in SoHo, slithering into $300 cigarette jeans in a semipublic area where there is no place to set the clothes you just shed.

The same man, presumably, who winces but doesn't intervene as his dumbo comedian buddy (Charlie Day) describes, at gleeful length, all the ways that the man's daughter has probably been fucked on spring break.

"And that, presumably, shows who you are as a person".

Others, presumably those who are not police officers, disagree.

Presumably one who knows Martin well enough to spare him death, but know about his vasectomy.

It is initialled J.E.B – presumably John E Berridge who was general manager until 1953.

Presumably, women who sunbathe topless are hoping for an even, all-over tan.