Sentence examples for less surely from inspiring English sources
And with memories of isolation not so far back, most Spaniards feel sure they were right to opt first for the EU and then (less surely: 51% for, 34% against, in a recent poll) for the euro.Can the good times go on?
You feel it, although less surely in these first Ballet Theater performances, in the coloratura steps he gave the ballerina.
Such matters, he suggested, are of more than merely intellectual concern, for they affect performance practice no less surely than the continuing debate over Beethoven's metronome markings does.
Why doesn't Europe do its part to contain them?Andy Wood Bedford, MassachusettsMore is lessSIR – If politicians want bankers to pay themselves less surely they're going about it the wrong way ("Payback", November 22nd).
But that connection is a sickly one; in Minny's "taste for life as life," as lauded by James in his autobiography, in "the play of her own light spontaneity and curiosity," she is no less surely reborn in the shape of Isabel Archer.
By the movie's end, Scotty has seen behind Elster's fourth wall no less surely than viewers have figured out that they've been had by Hitchcock's narrative trickery, but neither Scotty nor viewers can get over the image of the false Madeleine into whom Judy was twice transformed, once by Elster and once by Scotty himself.
The effect is confusing, she explained no less so, surely, now that she is 94.
No more and no less entitled, surely, than all the Big Cheeses who came before them.
Its admiration is much less qualified: "surely her work is special.
Dad, a crusading newspaper publisher, and Mom, a modern art dealer, are wealthy white liberals — Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy, no less — so surely there can be no problem.
It is reported to be considering whether its procedures can be made less opaque — surely an absolute requirement if a good law is not to be riddled from the outset with loopholes.
