Sentence examples for surely judge from inspiring English sources

History will surely judge Greenspan as an exceptionally successful Fed chairman.

But if this round of air strikes should prove to be the lever that prises him from power, the world will surely judge them a success.

And history must surely judge that, in spite of herself, Thatcher was a kind of twisted sister - and a hugely influential one.

Were he to return from Renaissance heaven, Castiglione would surely judge our manners coarse, our conversation lacking in wit and our clothes unspeakable — but I suspect that even he would be impressed by the fare we dined on in a cozy, humble inn a stone's throw from the city he immortalized.

Voters will surely judge them in a number of policy areas, but none are more important than their stance on the dollar.

But if the proposals for a universal social security system ever reach fruition - offering a safety net for the hundreds of millions of India's poorest - history will surely judge that as the stand-out announcement of this much-hyped budget.

Environmental groups will surely appeal Judge Brimmer's latest ruling, which, of course, they should.

Surely a judge's experiences influence who that "reasonable person" is in her mind and how she might react to an interaction with police.

"Surely being judged on the strength of one's CV is a step above being judged on the strength of having once played in the same team as the studio pundits?" 7 44pm: A lusty rendition of Amhran NaBhfiann there.

Surely the judges had picked the wrong first novel?

Surely they judged him by his color, at least in part.