Sentence examples for felt surely from inspiring English sources

"I felt surely that he would be found guilty of second-degree murder, manslaughter at the least.

This, by contrast, felt surely guided, both by Kern's chords and by the history of the postwar jazz musicians who had played these songs.

The show's other main writers, particularly George Pelecanos, had little interest in the satirical newspaper storyline, and felt, surely correctly, that the subplot in which Dominic West's McNulty simulates a serial killing spree was poorly judged.

"You feel, surely there's more to life than this.

And yet, when we see a man about to have his head severed what we feel, surely, is the recrudescence of our own dormant Judaeo-Christian worldview.

1. We'll say, late at night, or just before it is dawn: If only God knew how awful it is we'll feel, surely, then, God wouldn't make us suffer as horribly as this.

We'll say, late at night, or just before it is dawn: If only God knew how awful it is we'll feel, surely, then, God wouldn't make us suffer as horribly as this.

by Sharon Levy 1. We'll say, late at night, or just before it is dawn: If only God knew how awful it is we'll feel, surely, then, God wouldn't make us suffer as horribly as this.

"But they still feel, surely rightly, that the creation of enclaves would be the yielding of a vitally important principle".

Another expressed his relief at being Chilean, blessed with a government that, he felt sure, would surely look after its citizens' well-being.

Any buzzing I felt was surely imagined.