Sentence examples for which most surely from inspiring English sources

"If they had rough seas, which most surely they had, plus a huge catch that they tried to empty, they probably capsized because of that," he said.

For me, it has always been music which most surely summons a sense of wonder and appreciation for the incredible variety of human expression.

They were to beat the Czechs by the same score and, in between, play a toe‑to-toe classic against Pelé's Brazil in which, although losing narrowly, they had shown such nerveless assurance as to be confident of reversing the result when the two sides met again in the final which, most thought, they surely would.

When pbooks eventually go – which they most surely will, brothers and sisters, for the prophet deems it so – what else will be cast into the fiery pits, into the abyss of the obsolete technologies of yesteryear, along with the typewriters, the linotype machines, the Gestetners, the mimeographs, the telegraphs and the hourglasses?

Those two particular malfeasants exemplified the zero-morals glamour to which most arms dealers must surely aspire.

So shut up.  .

A world in which most people enjoy prosperity and opportunity is surely better than one in which 80% are mired in economic stagnation.

One area of research which we will most surely hear more of in the near future is the development of mouse models to investigate ALK-driven neuroblastoma, which will allow a deeper analysis of ALK action in neuroblastoma in a more In vivo context.

In most states it is a crime not only to engage in sodomy, as Bergman does, but it is also a crime to contribute to the delinquency of a minor, which she is most surely doing.

President Assad is unlikely to have appointed a premier at gunpoint since the poor man would most surely have defected; which is what, to be sure, Hijab did.

-WINSTON CHURCHILL Architecture, of all the arts, is the one which acts the most slowly, but the most surely, on the soul.