| Comprehension is a matter of accurately reading the denotational level of an assumedly closed text. |
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| Once a year he will post a picture of a suckling pig roasting in a fire pit, which must assumedly be his annual big feed. |
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| The cosmological field equations are time-symmetric and the fundamental laws of physics are assumedly valid at any time. |
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| It also means what most of us, assumedly, don't do at any time, which is murder people. |
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| After the death of Paul, Luke assumedly lived in Greece and wrote the gospel. |
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| His attitude toward the President has been generally deferential, assumedly because he wants the Republican as well as the Democratic endorsement in his own campaign for re'lection this year. |
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| Bank Asya is 10 times larger than Kentbank, and hence compensation for the losses of Bank Asya's shareholders assumedly will be a lot larger. |
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| So Grow Guam assumedly grows kale, and Guma Tasa probably has kale smoothies. |
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| The notion of there being a moment of epiphany that explains some assumedly conscious decision to become a terrorist is naïve, misleading, and, crucially, unsupported by empirical evidence. |
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| Rather than confirming that target's identity, the CIA is evidently ready and willing to blow a suspect away based on the location of a mobile phone he assumedly is using. |
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| These economists are looking for the incentives that assumedly rational or boundedly rational humans require in order to engage in contract or society. |
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| Assumedly, it also represented a bedrock formulation in a situation that otherwise seemed to be in a constant state of flux. |
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