Sentence examples for surely refuse from inspiring English sources

We should surely refuse to give Picturehouse cinemas our custom until they start treating their workers like human beings.

Maybe it's human nature, but even as I wept over the images of the Gulf Coast, I couldn't escape the conclusion that if Louisiana bus drivers were refusing to go to the Superdome because it was too dangerous, Westchester bus drivers would surely refuse to drive into areas contaminated by radioactivity.

According to Pat Kane in yesterday's Guardian, Scotland's artists, writers etc are a "cultural supertanker" of Yes voters, though as far as I know Ian Rankin, Jackie Kay and Alexander McCall Smith have yet to step aboard, and Allan Massie will surely refuse to walk up the gangway.

For one thing, Mr. Seeger would surely refuse to make such a distinction, and for another, the person who introduced "We Shall Overcome" to the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and who later spearheaded the cleanup of the Hudson River, does not have much to apologize for.

The bakery would surely have refused to bake those cakes too.

After the credits came a coda: Ari Gold, basking in his five-star getaway on the Amalfi Coast, gets a phone call with an offer he surely would not refuse: the job of chairman and chief executive of a studio.

Surely the girl will refuse.

He uses a wondrous  machine called a drone and his name is Obama and we're surely not going to refuse to talk to his "militant wing" when our "militant staff" is fighting alongside his "militant wing" in Afghanistan.

It is surely that Williamson refused to play the game required of celebrities.

Xenakis resisted the label of being a mere mathematician in music just as surely as he refused the idea of his music's political or social message, and it was of course how he used those scientific principles (outlined in his book, Formalized Music) to create pieces of shattering visceral power.

When the counter-coup came in July 1966, and the Igbo people, who had benefited from the first coup, were on the receiving end of northern revenge attacks – most notably the killing of many senior officers, including Ironsi himself – he was in a position to provide the leadership for which he had surely been groomed, refusing to accept the authority of the federal government in Lagos.