Sentence examples for has surely noticed from inspiring English sources
The Billary routine, as she has surely noticed, began to wear thin when the former president's pre-Super Tuesday performances were roundly panned.
The government has limited influence on the economy, and the president can have limited influence on government policy, as anyone watching the current debate in Washington has surely noticed.
Though MTV currently enjoys strong ratings for hits like "Jersey Shore," it has surely noticed the ever-expanding roster of scripted shows that other cable networks are using to distinguish themselves, including AMC, Starz, TBS and Spike.
Moscow has surely noticed that Trump can't bring himself to say a bad word about Putin; but it is no less glaring that his Administration proves, over and over again, to be quite hawkish in its Russia policy.
Mr. Lazio has surely noticed that the applause lines that he uses in more high-minded campaign moments -- "We don't want to export any more of our children out of state, do we?" for example -- do not get quite the response from his audience (or the reporters covering him) as when he lashes out at the first lady as an opportunist.
Anyone who has dealt with cost of capital analysis (Finance 101) has surely noticed that debt is cheaper than equity.
If you play tennis, or even just watch the pros, you've surely noticed the Babolat phenomenon.
VIDEO POLICY DIFFERS Mets fans at Citi Field have surely noticed an M.L.B. policy during video reviews: replays considered by the umpires cannot be shown on stadium videoboards, even afterward, presumably to avoid riling fans.
At the other defensive tackle position, it's time for ex-Cowboy Chris Canty to earn his money (believe it or not, he's the highest-paid defensive lineman on this team…which Umenyiora, and the less-disgruntled Tuck, have surely noticed).
If Kim's regime has access to the same open sources the rest of us do, Kim and his cronies have surely noticed that despite Obama's words, millions worth of American resources are still rolling their way, via a supplemental spending bill now working its way through Congress.
