Sentence examples for much more surely from inspiring English sources

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

(The death penalty is applied much more surely and much more frequently — and not much less swiftly — for smoking than for murder. Makes you wonder about the deterrent effect of capital punishment).

THERESA MERRILL ANOVICK Ridgewood, N.J., April 13 , 2011To the Editor: In comparison to a doctor's tie that conveys germs and bacteria to a patient by brushing against the patient's gown, hand-shaking between a doctor and a patient spreads infection around a hospital much more surely and quickly.

How shortsighted people used to be! (How much more discerning we surely are…) No Marianne Moore?

But much more of it surely results from the annoying experiences that many Americans have had in government offices.

"When our eye responds to a visual cue, glucose metabolism in the brain increases much more dramatically" — and, surely, we do not think that visual stimulation causes cancer.

A much more promising approach, surely, is to focus, instead, simply upon those evils that are thought, by the vast majority of people, to pose at least a prima facie problem for the rationality of belief in an omnipotent, omniscient, and morally perfect person.

But surely much more might be asked of this material.

Whether Darling has done enough to reverse the rapid collapse in Labour fortunes is surely much more doubtful.

And to be fair, low taxes may be one reason for the state's rapid population growth, although low housing prices are surely much more important.

Orton and Halliwell also, surely much more unacceptably, cut out pages and plates from art books with which to plaster the walls of their flat.