Sentence examples for she is presumably from inspiring English sources

She is presumably unsackable.

But, at 35, she is presumably too young for a mid-life crisis.

When Merkel says that she will do whatever it takes to save the euro, she is presumably sincere.

"It is really revealing that Merkel reacts energetically only now, when she is presumably directly affected," wrote Ludwig Greven in an online editorial for the weekly Die Zeit.

Interestingly, the TV Bette character, like real-life Bette, scorns television -- on the show, she is, presumably, still a movie star.

This all works out fine for O'Rourke and me and whoever is running the nail-making machine in China; he or she is presumably better off doing that than being a peasant farmer or an unemployed urbanite.

A Western-educated woman, who applauded America's war on terror, she was presumably not to their taste.

In the 10 years between books, she's presumably had time to come up with a few interesting observations.

Although the new senator delivered those lines in deadpan style, she was presumably having a little fun with the graduates.

Prey to the kind of inflexible discipline with she was presumably reared, Dorothy becomes a loving agent of destruction.

"She's presumably in there now doing all the news programmes by herself," Ian Pollock, chair of the NUJ London branch at the BBC, said.