Sentence examples for more surely in from inspiring English sources

The left thrives much more surely in times of optimism, not pessimism.

Gradually, the lights dim and you become aware that the apparent extemporising is Callow's artful way of drawing you ever more surely in.

At times Mr Denktash has seemed almost pathologically opposed to reconnecting the two halves of the island.Nothing could establish Turkey's political maturity more surely in the months to come than an ability to extricate itself from Cyprus without feeling diminished.

1938 Italians Cooling Toward Tokio ROME — Developments of the Russo-Japanese conflict are being watched here with the closest attention as the Far Eastern member of the anti-Comintern triangle appears today [Aug. 2] to be becoming involved ever more surely in war with Russia.

Brubeck doesn't seem to plan on slowing down anytime soon -- his current bookings extend through the end of the year, with more surely in store assuming his health holds up.

Saudi Arabia needs to move down the new path that King Abdullah very tentatively explored both more swiftly and more surely than in the past.

Since then have come Flame, Red October, DarkHotel and others (see article); more surely lurk undiscovered in the world's networks.

Win or lose, he would earn millions — more, surely, than he had earned in any previous fights, and maybe more than he had earned in all of them.

Moreover, Mr. Sanford said, American travel will advance the cause of democratic reforms in Cuba more surely than efforts to isolate the Cuban people.

Two years later the critic Samuel Langford wrote of Fauré, "More surely almost than any writer in the world he commanded the faculty to create a song all of a piece, and with a sustained intensity of mood which made it like a single thought".

As the shadows lengthened though, and the teams left the field, the innings, at 90 for four, was in tatters once more, surely along with their hopes.