Sentence examples for probably have described from inspiring English sources

The Quinnipiac poll should probably have described a fuller spectrum of the information that Mr. Snowden has released.

They are socially constructed genders inasmuch as I would probably have described them differently in another civilisation, but the feeling is still innate".

You have described yourself as parsimonious, haven't you? "Probably, yes".

We have described the first laboratory-confirmed human cryptosporidiosis outbreak in Norway probably linked to water.

Irving has said that the criticism is "probably justifiable" and has described his motivation in producing the controversial secret issue of Carnival Times as being to prevent the Carnival from making a profit that would be passed on to a South African group which he considered a "subversive organisation".

Had Dean prevailed in subsequent primaries, it would probably have been described in retrospect as the opening salvo of a triumphant comeback.

The Stanford law professor Pamela Karlan has described it as "probably the most grudging opinion ever to uphold a major piece of legislation," and that seems about right.

He has described the position as "probably the best job in physics research today".

Many of the people throughout history who've described experiences of higher consciousness probably did not have a meditation technique.

An earlier version said incorrectly that Justin Fritz had described Nieto to a 911 dispatcher as "probably foreign".

This probably isn't the best example of the Fox News "course correction" that CEO Roger Ailes has described.