Sentence examples for yet presumably from inspiring English sources

Yet presumably late bloomers still continue to bloom when they're forced to make their own ends meet.

Yet presumably it was Delpy herself who wrote Céline's acerbic dialogue, and Hawke who wrote Jesse as an affable, if rather insipid, nice guy.

She was tasked with cooking for five would-be suitors – specifically an awful banker, an awful barman, an awful stand-up comedian, an awful mechanic and a silent, yet presumably awful, salesman.

It took a vast amount of patience not to strangle him, and great insistence and some luck to get the manager, who defended his bartender on the ground that he was "new" and had not yet, presumably, learned how to distinguish between a Negro boy of twenty and a Negro "boy" of thirty-seven.

Yet, presumably those who flout the convention are not thereby guilty of corruption and have not thereby been corrupted.

The anti-fungal mechanism exerted by phytocystatins is not clear yet; presumably, the phytocystatins suppress fungal growth by altering the permeability of fungal membrane (Martinez et al. 2005).

Yet May, presumably, had considered such practical objections when she set out her original thinking.

Press release from the Clinton campaign — not on the web site yet, but presumably will be there soon.

The Flames are also apparently going to unveil a new third jersey, which hasn't been seen yet, but presumably can't possibly be any worse than their last one.

Lee hasn't announced his next moves publicly yet, though presumably he's seeing plenty of companies across L.A.'s bustling startup scene.

Details aren't available yet, but presumably the collected funding will help America come closer to the roughly $5 billion in technology-related funding requested.