Sentence examples for probably naturally from inspiring English sources

"He didn't realise what he was singing until halfway through, then he stopped and said, 'I can't sing this!'" "She says stuff in a certain way that I probably naturally wouldn't," says Lanegan.

I thought the crab was a bit salty (probably naturally) and only ate a few bites, knowing of the wonderful goodies to come.

It seems that H. marismortui Kt-7 is probably naturally an N3 class structure, but forced to adopt the N1 structure in the ribosomal context.

Therefore, this promoter has probably naturally evolved toward higher noise because it increases the global fitness of the population in challenging environments.

If the skin on their forehead is easily moved around by rubbing, the goats are probably naturally hornless and do not require disbudding.

When you're comfortable being in each others' personal bubbles, you and your partner will probably naturally begin to cuddle or snuggle.

I'd watched him before, during a taping of "Emeril Live," starring Emeril Lagasse, the portly Portuguese baker from Fall River, Massachusetts, who was probably more naturally an evangelist than a natural chef and, after years at the Commander's Palace, in New Orleans, had been born again as a Creole kitchen crooner.

We postulated that plasmid DNA was probably supplied naturally from dead cells through cell disruption because this is the most natural manner of DNA supply in culture.

Probably every naturally occurring substance, and many synthetic ones, can be degraded (metabolized) by some species of bacteria.

"We care about the environment," it said, adding that oil was unlikely to reach the shore and would probably "disperse naturally due to wave action".

A magnetic field huge enough to clamp down so hard on a metal's electrons probably exists naturally only somewhere inconvenient; for example, around a neutron star, the collapsed core of a supernova.