Sentence examples for surely assert from inspiring English sources

There's a 34km time-trial to come, where the solid Russian will surely assert his dominance.

And the hostile takeovers do indeed challenge management's function, its role and its very legitimacy.The raiders are surely right to assert that a company must be run for performance rather than for the benefit of its management.

And if you add in demographic trends—an immigration boom is more than offsetting a shrinking native population then the prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, is surely right to assert that Spain will soon join Britain, France, Germany and Italy in the club of Europe's big five countries.Spain's new prosperity is the product of long preparation.

Ronaldinho is slowly but surely beginning to assert his vision and leadership on the team.

It goes without saying, surely, but Trojan asserts this is the biggest handout of vibrators ever.

If this claim were true, Moore argued, the judgement "Pleasure is good" would be equivalent to "Pleasure is pleasure," yet surely someone who asserts the former means to express more than that uninformative tautology.

This statement surely does not mean to assert that the central nervous system is not the essential substrate for behavior or that behavior is a phenomenon independent of the brain.

Surely, any serious dramatist will want to assert proudly: "I don't write about politics, I write about people".

All this implies, surely, that it would be correct to assert that, rather than regarding African ethics as religious (or, religious-based), it would be more correct to regard African religion as ethical.

The great new coming of the Passion to Trafalgar Square surely is surely a sign of a new, more visceral Christianity, proud to assert itself in public, with lashings of emotion, and basking in prime ministerial backing.

Gorsuch will surely duck this question, asserting that he has no agenda except to follow the Constitution.