Sentence examples for surely liable from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the purest flattery -- the sort most surely liable to work -- occurs when neither the flattered nor the flatterer knows it is going on.
Giving the system political support, or benefiting from it, may be morally objectionable, but is surely not enough to make one liable to be blown to pieces.
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"Certainly she would be civilly liable".
Some skepticism is surely from fear of fraud; Indian banks are not directly liable for fraudulent card transactions, although the R.B.I. is moving to amend the law.
He explains tyranny elsewhere either as resulting from splits within oligarchies or by an anachronistic 4th-century reference to demagogic leadership, which, when combined with generalship, is liable to turn into tyranny (there he is surely thinking above all of Dionysius I of Syracuse).
Get too close to the procession, and you are liable to be whacked on the head with a rubber chicken, surely a sort of "awakening".
Even if he weren't Robb's brother-in-law, Tyrion surely would have chosen to dispatch him in a manner less offensive -- and less liable to spawn a new generation of mortal enemies -- than the Red Wedding massacre.
When Rowe hires professional comedians to do comedy routines about cancer, surely it isn't the subject matter but the prospect of being subjected to improving messages that is liable to be a turn off?
"Again, following the narrative of the pro-Trayvon media types and other race-baiters, if Trayvon Martin was a minor, then Trayvon Martin's parents may be held liable for the emotional pain and suffering Mr. Zimmerman has been put through for the past 18 months, and surely for the rest of his life".
