Sentence examples for very probably a from inspiring English sources

Today, this "economy of movement" is very probably a reason for the new appeal of the Duncan dances.

Vernor is very probably a genius, but he has only two kinds of mood: "the Inspired and the Shitty".

"THE electric light is very probably a great invention, and let us take it for granted that its future development will be vast.

In four of Iraq's 18 provinces where the Sunni Arab insurgency is strongest, including parts of Baghdad, there may be mayhem on January 30th or, very probably, a derisorily low turnout.

What struck me hardest was that when people feel they have no power, they pick on the most vulnerable members of society - and here he was: gay, presumably homeless, possibly a street drinker, probably with mental health problems, impoverished and, very probably, a frequent victim of abuse.

Equally, though, think of Le Corbusier, an architect far more controversial than Will Alsop, who felt he had been fighting the establishment his whole life before he died swimming into the sun – very probably a form of ritual suicide – off, yes, the south coast France.

This is very probably an underestimate — there were some protests that were noted in news accounts but without any firm estimates of crowd size.

It is very probably an impact crater.

Literature of the 20th century was aptly summarized by W. Hennig: "Sharov's Paraplecoptera are very probably an 'invalid stem-group'.

In fact, informing him of his inexorable death is very probably an act of harm if he is likely to suffer from death anxiety.

The Bible mentions a stone called shamir that was very probably emery, a natural abrasive still in use today.