Sentence examples for surely very much from inspiring English sources

Malory was surely very much a man of his times, making such way in the world as he could.

In discussing the crab in Rudyard Kipling's Just So Stories, the authors mention the work of "his illustrator": that this was Kipling himself is surely very much to the point.

This something we in the East have long wondered about ourself, and we now suggest that an answer may have occurred to Mr. Molotov at lunch, for the function of the cactus in our society is surely very much akin to that of Bernard Baruch.

"It is," he wrote in a letter published in the British Medical Journal for 1927, "surely not asking very much of British radiology to publish statistics on, at any rate, a five-year basis".

Even if it somehow managed to survive, such a novel, two-headed beast would surely be unable to do very much.

Yet as Obama surely knows, the past is still very much with us.

Diels was very much aware of this analogy, which surely was an important factor in convincing him and others that the splendid results of his investigations were irrefutable.

The girls too, seem to be OK with their sexuality, and very much OK with their weight problems: surely a great burden of social anxiety lifted all round.

But Gozo, very much Malta's relaxed little sister, would surely change beyond all recognition should the plans go through.

But surely Sassen understands how that sounds, coming from her? "I'm very much aware of the whole debate of my depicting black people in Africa as a white European woman," she says.

Any cut in support would make it very much harder for families already reeling from austerity blows and would surely fail any credible family test".