“Comprehension is a matter of accurately reading the denotational level of an assumedly closed text.”

“After the death of Paul, Luke assumedly lived in Greece and wrote the gospel.”

“The cosmological field equations are time-symmetric and the fundamental laws of physics are assumedly valid at any time.”

“A trial close is yet another subtle way to assumptively engage the prospect.”

“Again, these are people paid by the city, assumably to advance community relations.”

“Now a ditch is a ditch, assumably muddy, and usually traversing uninteresting and monotonous landscapes.”

“Our in vitro and in vivo result identified that ascorbyl conjugated peptide can stimulate collagen biosynthesis in human dermis and is assumably stable in the rat skin extracts.”

“Additionally, four bullet-riddled bodies, assumingly Sunnis, were discovered on Tuesday in a Shiite district.”

“We know from theory and empirical studies that trade generates wealth, thus the offshore outsourcing should assumingly increase world welfare.”

“The 'corrected' or 'net' pay gap, by contrast, corresponds with the portion of the pay gap that cannot be explained, and that, for an important part, is assumingly caused by pay discrimination in the strict legal sense.”