Sentence examples for comments surely from inspiring English sources

The comments surely do not rank among his most incendiary, and, however uncomfortable, the first point might well be true.

While Giambi's comments surely interest the former Senator George J. Mitchell, who is conducting an investigation of performance-enhancing substances in baseball, it is highly unlikely that Giambi will cooperate with Mitchell.

9.53pm: Terry Macalister, our man at the press conference, comments: "Surely this is a big gamble on the future of Russia for BP which has been undermined in its hitherto most important market - the US - by the Gulf oil spill".

But each comment surely inspired panic among the easily panicked.

As many people inevitably comment, surely there are more important things to worry about?

An innocent comment surely, and an invitation to engage in dialogue with members of the Muslim community?

Of his 1945 picture Balcony, with its weird bulging central distortion, Escher commented: "Surely it is a bit absurd to draw a few lines and then claim 'This is a house.'" The theme of Balcony, he said, was "this odd situation".

Coetzee would not normally be thought of as a "Jamesian" writer – if he has one master it has usually seemed to be Dostoevsky, almost James's polar opposite – yet the intrusive presence of Hadley's comment surely says something not so much about Coetzee's subject-matter or sensibility as about the kind of critical alertness to "technique" needed to do justice to his best writing.

I then commented -- "Why would any retailer offer up such a negative, unhelpful comment?" Surely it's best to stay schtum about the bad news, unless of course it's absolutely necessary.

And while art should and is a release and relief from the churning horrors that come with each and every day on earth, art that's set out to be making a comment surely needs to have some investment in reality.

Mr Cowell, wonderfully caustic in many of his comments, is surely the best known Briton in America (certainly better known than Britain's present prime minister).