Sentence examples for surely thought that from inspiring English sources

I believe, and surely thought, that this broad understanding of the duty to disclose under Rule 10b-5 was recognized and approved in Affiliated Ute Citizens v. United States, 406 U.S. 128, 92 S.Ct.

Armstrong now reflects "we will surely think that the alleged truth-maker was insufficient by itself and requires to be supplemented in some way" (1997: 116).

Many find this claim to be unfortunate, since it destroys the intuitive contrast between self-knowledge and other-knowledge of conscious states we surely think that our access to our own conscious states is quite different from our access to the conscious states of other people.

Pick up any wedding magazine these days and you will surely think that you need to find a money tree to shake to be able to afford a nice wedding.

Surely you think that's interesting".

The two Davids are surely right to think that obsessing over grammars makes the Tory party look as if it is interested only in the education of a few rather than improving schools for all.

It was developed, tellingly, by an ad agency, Singapore-based called Grey Group, for a Maltese nonprofit that surely thought a buzzy app would raise its profile.

Surely, not even Abbott thinks that is likely to happen.

"You know, you'd think that surely as an advanced society, we should be doing more for those who are homeless.

The protagonist of Coetzee's new novel, "Diary of a Bad Year" (Viking; $24.95), is, like his creator, an aging South African novelist resident in Australia, who muses at one moment that his father surely thought him a selfish child "who has turned into a cold man".

Machiavelli would surely have thought that good enough reason for an early election.