Sentence examples for since presumably from inspiring English sources

The detainee has since presumably been asked those questions.

JEFFREY TOOBIN: No interestings stories, since presumably you all know about Justice Thomas's thong.

And no, they haven't thought to alter anything since, presumably because it works perfectly well as it is thankyouverymuch.

Mr. Icahn's bid is more iffy, since presumably the board explored the possibility of a recapitalization before, and rejected it.

And, anyway, how would anyone know that it was the odor that terrified Lun since, presumably, the dog didn't say so?

Jenny Erpenbeck thanks thirteen interlocutors, whom one assumes to be African immigrants in Germany, for "many good conversations," and her novel has about it an air of practical humility, since presumably Richard's questions were once hers, too.

The tenant has since been evicted, presumably because of the evidence provided by the cameras.

The announcement has since been removed, presumably because Glastonbury organisers are trying to keep the line-up a secret.

If they do emerge, they will have nothing to fear from Simon, since his good fortune as the most successful playwright since Shakespeare presumably renders him immune from their paltry slings and arrows.

Since she presumably does not operate a private intelligence agency, sensible people will wonder what else she could have said.

Since West presumably held diamond length, the only legitimate hope for nine tricks was a highly favorable spade position.