Sentence examples for surely laugh from inspiring English sources

If you were to tell this to David Cameron, he'd surely laugh.

Mr Eisner and other media titans would surely laugh at so romantic a notion.Ms Mohn rose to power at Bertelsmann via her marriage to Reinhard Mohn, whose family founded it in 1835.

Here is a man who would surely laugh at the idea of politicians aspiring to have anything so facile as a brand – a healthy cynicism that probably limited his career but guarantees his reputation as a diarist.

If they get nominated for Emmy Awards a year from now, they will surely laugh about this downer of a week.

The cynical will surely laugh at the idea of casting the Bo episode as a struggle over the rule of law in a country where a famous artist like Ai Wei Wei, no less all the unfortunate unknown dissidents, can be abducted and held incommunicado without charge for months.

Don't go overboard with anything or people will surely laugh at you.

Somewhere, Herman "Ubekisbeki-beki-beki-surelytan" Cain is surelaughinging.

If we were to wear the latest fashions, we would surely be laughed out of town.

The maestro would surely have laughed at this absurd image of thin models pretending to be fattened up.

He had a mischievous sense of humor and must surely have laughed when he heard himself mentioned in the same sentence as Burke or Disraeli.

They and their neighbours would surely have laughed grimly at that idea, though it was this very piece of Lancashire, this very particular piece, that gave LS Lowry the ambition to paint what he called "the industrial scene" and leave us with our most vivid visual memory of what large parts of the British Isles – not just cotton-mill Lancashire – were like to the people who lived in them.