Sentence examples for we presumably from inspiring English sources

"It's our right to have this business," he replied — the "we" presumably referring to white people, generally.

But he was someone who was interested in politics, and therefore we presumably talked about politics.

Not exactly a homonym problem, but a mix-up nonetheless; we presumably meant "communion" wafers.

We presumably mean "historically" — or we could use a specific period of time ("for decades").

We presumably meant the couple entertained Cameron, and he entertained them, not that the couple entertained each other.

We presumably all are because we're on this webinar, but I've been getting staff to start tweeting because they have far better networks than me.

If we knew, presumably, we wouldn't be trying to make one".

That's important, of course, but if we could vastly improve energy storage we could presumably make do with the energy sources we already have?

When we get back to "present day Island" (next week?!), we will presumably see more fighting, but will we also see it "end the same way"?

Or, at least, if we did see something similar, we'd presumably now have to rave about it only behind closed doors.

What we want, presumably, determines the only good we can have, and pleasure represents the achievement of this.