Sentence examples for is surely overdue from inspiring English sources
The genuinely far-reaching debate we have so far been denied is surely overdue: how about an independent public inquiry into modern extremism?
The time is surely overdue for a smart spoof in which the brick-dust and pediculicides breathlessly reclaimed from the treads of size 12 Caterpillar boots turn out to come from a brickie with big feet and lice.
So I cannot predict what will happen, when it'll happen but I know, it's a gut feeling - and you can see it through the progression of uprisings and acts of opposition to China - that a big revolution is surely overdue".
As a taster of his work this was great, but a big retrospective of this pioneering photographer's work is surely long overdue.
It is a cheap jibe - made cheaper by Connarty's follow-up comments on Miliband's understandable dismay as the son of a Jewish refugee from 1930s Europe - and it is surely long overdue for retirement from the rag-bag of political rhetoric.
Although new for many German firms, with their long lunch-breaks, rest cures and limited working hours, such changes are surely long overdue.Yet not all German private-equity deals have been a success.
The ceremony was certainly overdue.
Such disillusionment may be long overdue: having it all was, surely, only an opening bid in the feminist negotiation.
With a Tory sex scandal surely overdue, there was understandable excitement in cyberspace yesterday when the following Twitter headline reared its head: "Chris Grayling: 'I found adverts for pole-dancers, for lap-dancers, for web-cam operators'".
A new cascading and embracing principle of devolution and nationalism is again surely well overdue.
