Sentence examples for is surely clear from inspiring English sources

Our acceptance of these physical goods and physical transactions over the mysterious and otherworldly 'in-app purchase' (IAP) is surely clear to see.

Post-Iraq, it is surely clear that the "special relationship" should never again be defined as blindly following whatever policies the US chooses to initiate.

As regards practical implementation, it is surely clear that it will sometimes be difficult for a commission composed of private individuals to agree on conclusions that are convincing to all.

AS JACQUES CHIRAC opens the Elysée Palace on July 14th, for his annual garden party, it is surely clear that this Bastille Day will be his last as president.

Lord Mackay of Clashfern, a Conservative former lord chancellor, also opposed the government's current wording, telling peers: "One of the fundamental freedoms is the freedom of speech and it is surely clear that in exercising that one may annoy other people, one or more.

But this is surely clear: the propositions which are the only ones that humanity uses will have a sense just as they are and do not wait upon a future analysis in order to acquire a sense.

The lessons from Ireland this week are surely clear: you do not make peace with friends.

But the ancient Sasanians were surely clear about what they were seeing in their imperial art.

Admittedly, this was in the last version of Football Manager on my computer, but my translatable skills for real-world management are surely clear.

After all, the wording of Resolution 35/206 was surely clear: "The United Nations General Assembly request all states to prevent all cultural, academic, sporting and other exchanges with South Africa.

But it's surely clear that a requirement of deceit, and requiring soldiers who we already make personal sacrifices to cut or deny fundamental, familial, loving connections, is not helpful in either sphere.