For, assuredly, there is difference enough among virtues of the same denomination, as between the bravery of Alcibiades and that of Epaminondas, the prudence of Themistocles and that of Aristides, the justice of Numa and that of Agesilaus.
The No. 1 ranking, for one, but most assuredly, there is not the word "urgent" written in red capital letters next to it.
I have lived in cloudy places, and in truth I love them best, so while Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 may not suit all tastes (judging by the brash, hyper, migraine-inducing CG crapola in our press-screening's preceding trailers, assuredly there are other tastes), this franchise suits me very well -- this latest, penultimate installment included.
"Assuredly there was, but it was too nebulous, private and self-centred to respond to the demands of a daughter.
Assuredly, there was a dramatic enrichment of probes for genes that have already been associated with skeletal defects in mouse or man using the UGET provided hyperlinks for the associated genes in Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) and Mouse Genome Database (MGD) databases [39], [40].
There are advantages to the Single Market, most assuredly there are.
I had finished a workout with the boxing team when a member of the team made the comment that he couldn't wait to "make weight and fight so I can go home on leave and eat sweet potato pie". I laughed and stated that I thought the joke was funny as most assuredly there was no such thing as a pie made from sweet potatoes.
Assuredly, there will be further attempts next winter.
In 2012, when Charlie Rose asked Zuckerberg about his company's plans to reënter the most populous country on earth, he responded assuredly that there were "other places in the world where we can connect more people, more easily".
Most definitely, there have been countless, warmhearted laughs Tossed with a few heart-wrenching tears, Most assuredly, there have been incredible, mind numbing highs Though buffered, at times, by a few devastating lows.
Most assuredly, there had been cash promised to somebody — a driver, a hotel employee, a guard — in exchange for information about where the foreigners were headed.
