Sentence examples for would most surely from inspiring English sources

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.

American lives would most surely be endangered worldwide.

Mom and Dad would most surely want the marriage amendment that will be on our ballots defeated.

He would most surely have been left outside the building or at the airfield if he had not agreed.

Degas should have painted this scene, for his art would most surely have caught the art of this dance.

However, he accepted the office of Director out of a feeling of duty, knowing that he was taking "a job that would most surely work him to death".

"Disney decided to buy market share in India rather than pursue organic growth in part because of the quick pace of consumer change in the country; by the time Disney got its footing, the market would have most surely moved on".

Probably not, but the knowledge that here was just the latest test of his credentials would have stirred him most surely.

But most, surely, would be happy to see New Zealand's wonderfully refreshing approach become the new paradigm, though McCullum, chatting at Grace Road as his players prepared for the one-day series against England, insists that in attacking from ball one, they are not setting out to change the way cricket as we know it is played.

Most surely the letters would soon be answered by the ghosts of uncertainty, instability and destruction.

If someone mentioned "violence against women" and The Mahabharata in the same breath, the episode that would most readily come to mind is surely Dushasana's attempt to strip Draupadi in open court and assert his contorted notion of ownership and agency over her.