Use "surest" in a sentence

1. That sheltered side of the island was an enchanted landscape of grazing-grounds and willow trees and the surest way to know such a place is through the soles of the feet

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2. That’s the surest remedy for your problem

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3. He proposed, therefore, to take that way, as both the shortest and the surest, and he had the good fortune to convince Isabella of Castile of the probability of his project

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4. 6- (d) Since the ring contains the key, this will be the fastest and surest way

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5. are facing, the surest answer is to face those difficulties head on and deal with them now in their

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6. in proofs on God and Soul, the surest example of transcendental illusion within his work is found

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7. after the word of God the surest method against

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8. of God at once the surest medicine against superstition, and the most approved

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9. (via outsourcing) but consider this, THE FASTEST AND SUREST WAY TOWARDS

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10. The surest way to give life to speech-material is to gather your facts at first hand

11. That is the surest of all appeals-- to do a thing in His name, to do a good act

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12. One of the surest ways to make your lesson material ‘stick’ is to build review and plenary activity time into lessons

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13. Perhaps you've heard that one of the surest ways of gaining

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14. the conclusion rendered thus bearing the surest way;

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15. “They put her dead last in the procession? I’m not big on protocol matter but this is the surest way to insult and demean a head of state, especially one as powerful and influential as Laplante

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16. The surest mark of this was the fact that she had been asked a month ago to play one of the main roles in the next James Bond movie

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17. Choosing a specific niche and using a combination of these methods is the surest way to become an

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18. is the surest way to Oneness

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19. It is the best weapon to use in every difficulty, and the surest remedy in every trouble

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20. That I talk to you about it is the surest sign that it is over

21. I will not criticise my own mother who has sheltered me so long in her broad bosom, and been so long my surest guide to all that is gentle and lovely

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22. True, Maisie had much more time on her hands than I did, but acting impatient or agitated was the surest way to keep her from appearing at all

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23. Forget about it, that's the surest way of losing your shirt and remaining on the losers’ side

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24. The surest way to keep them out, however, is to fill

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25. The surest way to kill love, romance and intimacy is by taking the other person for granted

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26. “Is there something you’re not telling me?” I said, “Nope” in the surest way as I know

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27. The downside is that it can take decades to achieve enough to truly improve your standard of living but it is still the surest way to wealth based on the historical performance of business ownership and stocks

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28. The surest way is through religion--religion in the home

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29. "I only mean to say," he replied in less brutal a tone, "that toleration is the surest way to draw people to religion

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30. The same natures must still be chosen, and the preference again given to the surest and the bravest, and, if possible, to the fairest; and, having noble and generous tempers, they should also have the natural gifts which will facilitate their education

31. "In my office, or in the court, if you like,—that is the surest place

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32. It is not much to be wondered at that when they became a little older they were so degenerate intellectually that they imagined that the surest way to obtain better conditions would be to elect gangs of Liberal and Tory land-grabbers, sweaters, swindlers and lawyers to rule over them

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33. Letting them go home to tell their fellow soldiers what they’d endured was probably the surest way to undermine the morale of any new army the Kingdom of Dohlar might put into the field

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34. The Yankee soldiers backed them up in anything they chose to do, and the surest way for a white person to get himself into trouble was to bring a complaint of any kind against a negro

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35. She knew that if she was going to make money, she would have to make it out of the Yankees, and she had learned that buttering them up with smiles and kind words was the surest way to get their business for her mill

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36. Providence avenged her for the calculations and the indifference of a husband who respected the hopeless passion on which she spent her life because it was his surest safeguard

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37. The surest way to identify the class of a particular address is to look at the value of the first quad

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38. Now he found out a new thing—namely, that to promise not to do a thing is the surest way in the world to make a body want to go and do that very thing

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39. That's primarily driven by the significant role strong management can play in increasing share value—the surest way into an investor's heart—but it also reflects respect for the difficult job top managers have

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40. ” Getting caught up in the mania of the “new thing” is why “the surest way to create a small fortune is to start out with a large one” is a cliché

41. The forbearance of her family on a point, respecting which she could be in no doubt of their wishes, might be their surest means of forwarding it

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42. She had the surest information that of late he had, when the fit was on him, made use of an opium den in the farthest east of the City

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43. I determined to tell the judges the whole truth, convinced that it was at once the simplest and surest way of justifying myself

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44. " The surest way

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45. But I only understand that laughter is the surest test of the heart

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46. The wreck of the nuptial couch and the overturned chairs bore witness to the transitoriness of the fondest and surest earthly hopes and dreams

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47. The narrative of M’lle Adela’s adventures is blithely told, and the moral deducible therefrom for men is that, on occasion, flight is the surest method of combating temptation

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48. “Just as if a problem had been set to find the best, the surest means of depraving the greatest number of persons,” thought Nekhludoff, while investigating the deeds that were being done in the prisons and halting stations

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49. The most important and the strongest and the surest of all is to say to oneself: Let there not be my will, but Thine, and not as I wish but as Thou wilt; and not that which I wish but that which Thou wilt

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50. In this letter on the one hand, they expressed the thought that universal disarmament could be attained by the surest path of each separate individual refusing to take part in military service, and on the other hand, they acknowledged that the Peace Conference fixed for The Hague at the instigation of the Russian Government was useful to the attainment of universal peace

51. The same is true of the life of humanity: if it had a programme of the life which awaits it as it enters upon its new age, this would be the surest symptom that it is not living, does not move on, but is whirling about in one spot

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52. Since philosophers and philanthropists are not the rulers of mankind, it is fit that our soldiers should guard our frontiers and our homes, and their weapons, skilfully wielded, are perhaps the surest guarantees of the peace we love so well

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53. It is true that the woman of society does not deliberately argue thus: "Were there no capitalists, or armies to defend them, my husband would have no money, and I should have neither salon nor fashionable gowns;" nor does the artist tell himself, in so many words, that if his pictures are to be sold there must be capitalists, defended by armies, to buy them; yet instinct, here doing duty for reason, is their surest guide

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54. And the conscience and the reason of all men solve this question in the simplest and surest way

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55. "It's the surest sign

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56. If it had a programme of the life which awaited it before entering a new stage, it would be the surest sign that it was not living, nor advancing, but simply rotating in the same place

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57. If in the midst of this diversity a mass of beliefs common to all is apparent, is one not justified in seeing in it, not a formulated system, framed by the representatives of pedantic authority, but faith itself in its surest instinct and its most spontaneous manifestation? If the same unanimity which is revealed in essential points of belief is found also in rejecting certain tendencies, are we not justified in concluding that these tendencies were in flagrant opposition to the fundamental principles of Christianity? And will not this presumption be transformed into certainty if we recognize in the doctrine universally rejected by the Church the characteristic features of one of the religions of the past? To say that gnosticism or ebionitism are legitimate forms of Christian thought, one must boldly deny the existence of Christian thought at all, or any specific character by which it could be recognized

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58. As far as possible, it is necessary to stick the labels or numbers to the pieces, by pasting; and the surest way is, to write upon the piece itself, 1st, the place where it is found; 2d, the number by which it is indicated in the historical notes above requested

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59. Now, all this being admitted, I maintain that the surest of all possible ways to defeat any hope from negotiation, is the threat of such an invasion, and an active preparation to execute it

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60. the surest way to defeat any hope from negotiation is this threat of invasion, 634;