He knows what he knows so surely, so completely, that he cannot think against himself; no poet besides Milton is as devoid of humor.
And there, at the center of that sorry business, I would have to confront the ghost of O'Malley, who was surely and completely to blame for Brooklyn's great misfortune.
Whatever the merits of that particular argument, it surely detracts completely from the biggest -- and most self-destructive -- menace to Israel's internal security.
Surely, a completely plant-based diet is a part of being vegan, but veganism represents a larger ideology that defines a commitment to opposing the use and exploitation of animals.
Had they gone out on penalties to Belgium in the second round, it would surely have been completely different (OK, they could theoretically have won on penalties, but, well no, exactly).
This move must surely now have completely new implications with its relationship to Apple iTunes.
There is nothing wrong with translational research, but surely it cannot completely replace fundamental research.
What he said was completely unacceptable; surely no one disagrees with that, even the doctor – though the lack of an apology unfortunately means that this has to be an assumption.
Higgins's dialogue achieves a kind of baroque dinginess that is both completely _un_realistic (surely real criminals are as boring and hemmed in by the conventions of language as the rest of us) and in the echo-chamber of this novel, completely convincing.
Newton and Toler will surely remember their heartwarming, completely coincidental exchange for a long, long time. .
