Sentence examples for surely disagree from inspiring English sources

(Republicans will surely disagree).

East philosopher Tom Coughlin would surely disagree.

Serbian tennis fans would surely disagree.

Björn Ulvaeus of Abba would surely disagree.

Perhaps that's The Times's version of reform, but most Americans would surely disagree.

Each time, though, I have stopped myself from making that call, vowing that I won't out another kid unless I truly believe that he or she is in harm's way (and, though some will surely disagree, I'm not worried — at least at this point — that any of these young people are in real danger because of what they're doing).

To conclude the piece, the author triumphantly asked, "Can any one now fail to see that, in the verses of this deservedly popular song, an epitome is given of the events which, since last November, have shaken this land?" Emmett surely disagreed, as he reportedly declared that, had he known the Confederates would adopt "Dixie" as their anthem, "I will be damned if I'd have written it".

But Jorge Luis Borges, the blind Argentine librarian who was probably the greatest 20th-century author never to win the Nobel prize for literature, was one of fiction's most playfully paradoxical spirits, and he would surely have disagreed.

Surely no one could disagree that a bathroom really does "benefit" from having a bath?

It can't be that we end up having to pay the price of some public notaries illegally rejecting signatures.The results of the 2010 elections are also an indication of societal support, surely?We don't disagree with having legal requirements for the foundation of a new party.

Surely, Sandra and I disagree on many issues.