Sentence examples for most assuredly do from inspiring English sources
Speaking at the conference, Geer said: "Au contraire, mesdames et messieurs, they most assuredly do".
The Danish national rail company has skirted bankruptcy in recent years, and the trains most assuredly do not run on time.
Telephone operators ("bear counselors," in company parlance, who most assuredly do not work in India) offer advice about ways to personalize a gift and reassure callers that their selections will arrive on time.
But all is not lost: Stan and Peggy get each other, and Don and Peggy most assuredly do as well.
As opposed to the true story of the Supremes, Dreamgirls serves up a predictably upbeat, utterly phony Broadway ending, with the Motown girls fully reconciled, something that most assuredly did not happen in real life.
If the earth is going to shake, rattle and roll underfoot, as it most assuredly does in San Andreas, is there another man on the planet you'd trust to face down such a seismic catastrophe, and tell it to shape up, shut up and knock that shit off?
"It is about time," Rehnquist wrote, "the court faced the fact that the white people in the south don't like coloured people; the constitution restrains them from effecting this dislike through state action, but it most assuredly did not appoint the court as a sociological watchdog...".
One can't think of too many TV series that were made into successful films – and no, Sex and the City most assuredly does not count – so the omens for a particular saga that was cancelled the best part of a decade ago, after just three seasons, are not encouraging.
My point here is strictly a political one: if you were Summers, and you wanted to become the next Fed chairman — which he most assuredly does — wouldn't you have tried to inoculate yourself against the charge that, in the words of Sheila Bair, the former head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, you were "part of the deregulatory cabal that got us into the 2008 financial crisis"?
Either approach could work, but trying both or more often falling somewhere in between most assuredly does not.
