Sentence examples for surely reject from inspiring English sources

Manning would surely reject that idea.

They would surely reject life as eternal jailer, after the jail cells they have end-ured.

As things stand, Mr Assad will surely reject all such ideas out of hand.

So British editors will surely reject a call to publish on the grounds that intolerance is best fought by tolerance.

Moscow would surely reject this interpretation, just as Washington rightly rejected Russian attempts to create similar loopholes for building prohibited radars in the 1980's.

However, the Republican-dominated legislatures in many states, including mine, will surely reject this initiative because it makes the voting franchise too widely available to the sort of voters they don't want to participate.

It's one thing to be bored with maths or bored with Only Connect, but to be bored with existence is surely to reject every element in the known universe.

It's one thing to be bored with math or bored with Girls, but to be bored with existence is surely to reject every element in the known universe.

Such a nominee would surely be rejected, no matter how much he or she promised to prosecute drug dealers.

An American friend had suggested that, too, but didn't think it would work: "If you wrote a novel with a plot like what has happened, the publisher would surely have rejected it as being too crazy".

If Einstein's project had relied on a grant application today, it would surely be rejected; probably no young scientist could afford the luxury of contemplating it in the first place.