Sentence examples for surely bright from inspiring English sources

Had Mr. Blix been allowed to conclude his work there is no question by June of 2003 at the latest the WMD myth would have imploded, and likely that damn Saddam with it".Regime change" and "revenge for Bush 41's Iraq failures" were ever and always the US's true motives, and The Economist editors were surely bright enough to have known that.

Surely the bright promise of peer reviews on the Internet has not degenerated so far so fast.

"Surely a bright sound engineer at the BBC can invent a device to cancel out the noise in real time".

These "talented senior bankers", while surely very bright, were also pretty greedy: they were the same people who didn't oversee their operations closely enough, who let traders take huge risks with subprime mortgages.

Surely, a bright, new world was at hand.

While other evening paper circulations around Britain plunge – by 10%to15%5% a year – the Standard has a future, one that must surely grow brighter as the economy recovers.

Those who hoped to pick up some cooking tips from Mr. Reynolds, who writes about food for The New York Times Magazine, will surely appreciate the bright culinary asides as he chops, bastes, blends, sautés, pours and pops dinner into the oven (or the freezer or the fryer).

The wine expert Robert Parker would surely have given this bright liquid 110 points.

The moon had been so bright tonight, surely there would be light?

These celebrities are the proud owners of Chanel's £5,370 brick bag that, while not strictly made from Lego (it's Plexiglas), is surely inspired by the bright plastic toy bricks.

Paul Garrod Portsmouth I would advise Catherine Bennett ("Always look on the bright side? Surely a route to disaster", Comment, last week) to find out what constructive journalism is before misrepresenting it (and me) as "trying to make the news nicer" or suppressing negative stories.