Sentence examples for surely harmless from inspiring English sources

Ethical financing surely harmless: indeed, a good thing.

The trick to Swiss's Color Vision box, to engage in an exposure that is surely harmless, since his cousin Sharon knows all about it (and has had forty years to tell her friends, indignantly), is that the lid of the box is secretly moved by the magician to the side of the box; that is, the magician has revolved the box so that the top is now the back, and the lid is on what is now the side.

If sport is good for anything - apart from stretching the human spirit - it is surely a harmless vehicle for making people happy.

The euphoria induced by the likes of Notting Hill or Pretty Woman may be rooted in delusion, but surely escapism is harmless enough.

It's a harmless idea, surely.

He abominated western luxuries, and repeatedly raged against American apples, surely the epitome of harmless insipidity.

Besides, surely what Mr Desmond peddles is harmless, rather jokey, soft porn.

Such harmless industry may surely be forgiven if it cannot be praised; may he therefore never want a monosyllable who can use it with such wonderful dexterity.

For example, the substitution of a carbon atom with an isotope, or a base with a harmless base-analogue, is surely not passed on.

And this fact, taken at face value, is surely consistent with a certain 'naive' but entirely harmless understanding of the PCO an understanding whereby this concept too may have both singular and plural representations or forms.

Puns are, after all, pretty harmless faux-confusions of two words that sound alike; surely hating them is... well, it's homophone-bia.