Sentence examples for surely deemed from inspiring English sources

Mrs Merkel put a brave face on what she surely deemed a most unwelcome return, describing it as a step towards the "normalisation of relations".Meanwhile, there was a new twist to a festering slush-fund scandal in the state of Hesse that is threatening the survival of Roland Koch, the ambitious state premier who is often regarded as Mrs Merkel's most dangerous rival.

They're all (even though my grandmother would surely deem several too young) learning the fold.

She had never won a grass-court match before Wimbledon last year; now, she must surely deem it her favourite surface.

A judge would surely deem such factors either plainly irrelevant or at best the most circumstantial of circumstantial evidence.

The American public doesn't like it; the Supreme Court is slowly but surely deeming it unconstitutional; and many progressive politicians are shying away from it.

We are convinced that protecting the patient's autonomy and allowing that patient to attain the specific aim (organ donation) that he or she surely deems worthwhile place EV under the constraints of beneficence.

Since her teens, she had been friends with various refuseniks, dissidents, and others whom Kryuchkov would surely have deemed "anti-Soviet elements".

The homesteads, while basic, seem well-provided, the fields are fertile and well-irrigated, and nature runs riot in a manner that would surely be deemed unproductive by most Western farmers.

That would be the board of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which earns this lofty appellation because people who determine what happens each day to the elites must surely be deemed even more elite.

So, the synchronic holdout continues, if you now sincerely believe that Kennedy was partial to green tea, and you also believe that this belief was generated from a very reputable source, then you are doing your best and surely must be deemed deontologically justified in your memory belief.

Had they been Muslim, both would surely have been straightforwardly deemed "terrorists".