Sentence examples for to presumably from inspiring English sources
adverb
Able to be sensibly presumed.
- Presumably, he will attend the opening.
(Of course, whomever you're sleeping next to presumably already knows about your Boxer allegiance).
That covered everything from concussions to bloody noses to, presumably, bruised egos.
They had even put Post Office-style barriers up to, presumably, manage the expected queue at the bar.
It gives Harvey a way to address the camera, revealing his innermost thoughts to, presumably, a shrink.
That impression then colors whatever else we learn about them, from their hobbies to, presumably, their political abilities.
The program stuck to presumably safe territory: a piano concerto and a symphony apiece from Haydn and Mozart.
At first he refused to talk, presumably to avoid giving away his Lebanese accent.
She sighs, and tosses to break, presumably to ponder the choices that led her here.
Then he opted to call, presumably to double check that the pics were going through.
2.41pm GMT A number of people were named whom Pistorius is not allowed to talk to - presumably the witnesses.
She's an exhausting character to be with, to watch and, presumably, to play.
