Sentence examples for was probably read from inspiring English sources

Muratori's Della pubblica felicità (1749; "On Public Happiness") reached Bourbon audiences in French and Spanish translations and was probably read in the Austrian Habsburg realms by Maria Theresa herself.

When he died in 1918, as the Trib's last publisher Stephen Dunbar-Johnson noted last year, a trade publication declared: "The New York Herald, Paris edition, was probably read by more rulers, potentates and men of high officialdom than any newspaper published".

But he understood that he was probably reading things into the portrait.

Beyond that, my greatest vice was probably reading poetry for pleasure.

"A lawyer was probably reading the law too closely and shouldn't have done that," he said.

And I was just a very intellectual, effete kid — I was probably reading Proust at that point in my life — and that experience made me a lot grittier and tougher.

No, definitely purple, no I'm sure, haha, look at The Gravediggers' faces, total panic, mind you, that young Rude Mechanical, he was probably reading it last year, shh, what's he saying – red? – change it.

"She's probably read Fifty Shades of Grey, but didn't like it".

Then there were the sins of omission: "He's probably read 'On the Origin of Species,' even though it isn't on the list," Jacoby said.

"All she does is probably read blogs about natural parenting and yet she got a full-time nanny," Ms. Hahn said.

The articles were delivered to the Council in London and were probably read on 22 April 1543.