Sentence examples for surely admit from inspiring English sources
Antrim would surely admit something similar; it's his feverish tinkering with tired psychoanalytic thought that puts this novel across.
Rather than urging eradication, universities should commit to accepting only early-decision applicants whom they would surely admit under the traditional deadlines.
This terrifies, and so it should: civilisation is made of books – and where, even Conservatives can surely admit, is there a greater need for them than in "the prison estate" that is disproportionately filled with the illiterate?
The arrival of a new Terrence Malick film is always something of an event, even if the great man's lustre is beginning to wear off under the weight of his gigantic reputation: even the most diehard Malick obsessives would surely admit that the fey, whispery To the Wonder and the self-indulgent Knight of Cups were not really up to scratch.
Outside the top four and no trophies would be a failure - he would surely admit that himself.
Lange is not writing jokes for Niggermania.com (I imagine they're not WGA signatories and Artie ain't no scab) and is not a racist, and because of that, he'd surely admit that there are some jokes that are offensive.
Assume that Eq. (2.1) almost surely admits a unique global positive solution.
Gerrard will surely one day admit regret over the move.
But surely he can admit that his problems stem from him being so self-destructive?
"Re: your office lights - surely you'll admit there's something thrilling about watching cricket in the dark," writes Akshay Shah.
OK, so they got to gawp Tiger (did he check Katherine Jenkins's behind as she walked by? Bets are on for a tabloid to print that picture) but surely everyone would admit it was, overall, rather dull?
