Sentence examples for probably many of from inspiring English sources

"Probably many of my students are illegal, but I don't care," she said.

Stop me look, if any one of you doesn't understand something I say, probably many of you don't understand it.

Like probably many of you, I am not teaching in a field that I went to college for.

Probably many of my formulations and recastings of the argument are done in a way Wittgenstein would not himself approve.

The modern age, the age of Europe, is over — and probably many of the ideas of the so-called Enlightenment, too.

"Probably many of these people weren't of age in the 1970s to be able to remember what it was like and compare it to today," he said.

The New Yorker, November 28 , 1925P. 1 One of probably many fields of hashish has been discovered on L.I. and destroyed.

Many of today's Jews, and probably many more of tomorrow's, are on the continuum he describes, consciously or not.

There are probably many combinations of genes and environmental factors that contribute to the constellation of autistic traits.

The tubular rocket cases were probably many layers of tightly wrapped paper, coated with shellac.

What is clear is that they offered shelter, probably many layers of shelter, for men are many-layered.