Sentence examples for probably presented from inspiring English sources

"This one probably presented more challenges than I can ever remember," Mara said of the situation.

"The combination there of one, the fiery orator, and the other, the semantic craftsman, probably presented a blending I wanted to imitate," he once recalled.

He probably presented the Law to the people during the Feast of Tabernacles in the autumn, most likely in the year of his arrival.

(All Levittown streets started with the first letter of the name of their section. We lived in Violetwood, which probably presented a challenge, especially since there was also a section called Vermillion Hills).

A separate pair of drawings in the museum, which he probably presented to the Scottish architect Robert Adam, for example, shows imaginary architectural scenes without the hint of a mistake or correction, apparently the product of a moment of unperfectable genius.

The final sample probably presented a bias of selection.

Chevènement probably presents the greatest threat to his old ally Jospin.

Officials at those offices said they would probably present reports to the committee within a week or two.

Sunday's game will probably present a matchup of Major League Baseball aces: Japan's Daisuke Matsuzaka against the United States' Jake Peavy.

Indeed, Mr. Bradley promised that he would probably present more policy proposals about major issues of concern to Democratic voters.

Female writers would probably present a less hackneyed, more complete version of what it means to be a mother".