Sentence examples for it surely makes from inspiring English sources

The discovery of the royal bones (as one Richard III expert said, it's not often we mislay the body of a king) hardly affects the interpretation of Shakespeare's play, but it surely makes us more aware of its partiality and its thriller-like construction.

It surely makes sense to set Bacon's paintings side by side with works by the masters he loved.

It surely makes little sense to entrust "everything", from our health care to our ovens, to a technology that can easily crash.

But just as it surely makes a (if you will) meaningful difference why the war itself is being waged, it surely makes a rather large difference whether our joys and sorrows take place in, say, C.S. Lewis's Christian universe or Richard Dawkins's godless cosmos.

While it surely makes environmental and financial sense, cooking with waste also seems to spark a creative drive among chefs, even in the higher echelons of gastronomy.

Christie's language wants us to settle in; Ford's demands that we pay attention (varnish is admirable, but who knew?), which, of course, puts any serious writer at risk — style may not be the man, but it surely makes us notice him.

Hodgson had taken off Rooney when it surely made better sense to remove a defender.

It surely made for some uneasy viewing for Fox, who had planned to watch the game at his off-season home in Charlotte, N.C.

The answer might not matter: by making the issue of gay slurs a serious one, the association spurred a national conversation, and it surely made some kid in a pickup game somewhere think of a different word to use.

On hearing of the amendment to make abortion more difficult, my first thought was that it surely made more sense to offer counselling to women who wanted to go ahead with a pregnancy, rather than end it, so illogical does this seem in the current climate.

One senior radio head briefly floated the idea that since magazines' five-star reviews were so valued by record companies it surely made sense to run more of them and market them to labels as a kind of advertorial on steroids.