Sentence examples for was assuredly a from inspiring English sources

In place of these paradoxes they prefer the bright, clear problems of war... Mills was assuredly a prophet of the American way of foreign policy, if our subsequent experiences in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan have any empirical value whatsoever.

At the after party, when asked whether or not he thought these key figures knew they were doing something wrong, producer Brian L. Frye, who was assuredly a baby when these events unfolded said, that's a good question, as if to say, that may be in the eye of the beholder.

This is assuredly a high society finch.

The koala is assuredly a creature of leisure.

There is assuredly a case to be made for reducing its size and ambitions and giving greater responsibilities to individuals.

Alfredson is assuredly a keen reader of Le Carré but everything shows he has thoroughly read Joseph Conrad.

When one wishes to describe the action of employing the instrument of a firearm for such unusual purposes, "use" is assuredly a verb one could select.

My double-dip of "One Man, Two Guvnors" – once taped, once live — turned out to offer prime evidence to suggest that there is assuredly a significant difference between attending live theater and seeing a taped performance of the same show.

Co-produced by the subject's daughter, and also featuring a dutiful biographer and Doc Pomus's proud brother, the divorce lawyer Raoul Felder, the movie is assuredly a doting memorial, but the melody sticks.

While the curbing of abuses in the administration of a government program is assuredly a legitimate purpose, that statute has given rise to constitutional questions in the present case and its companion, United States Department of Agriculture v. Moreno, 413 U.S. 528, 93 S.Ct.

And while it is assuredly a fantasy, it could hardly be described as crass – indeed, most reviewers have struggled to fathom exactly what's going on in a production variously described as "hallucinatory", "mind-numbing", "a sensory stimulation chamber" and perhaps less attractively, "a work of blistering nihilism".