Sentence examples for it surely seems from inspiring English sources

Although it surely seems longer to Woods at this awkward, before-and-after stage, he has had a break of less than five months, even if no one has given him much of a break during that time.

It surely seems absurd – given the seriousness of what happened in Ferguson – that a nation's new, yet old, encounter with its most destructive division can be summed up by this soppy picture of a tearful hug.

It surely seems to many of us that our persistence through time is not simply a matter of convention.

Nevertheless, it surely seems most plausible to retain the patterns of concern formerly grounded on identity and simply find a new justification for them.

After Duane's death, it would have made sense for the group to dismantle; after Oakley's, it surely seemed imperative, if not inevitable.

— Eighteen months ago Britney Spears took the stage at the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards and, it surely seemed, doused her career in lighter fluid and struck a match.

When he subpoenaed another administrator in the school district, he testified that the principal had asked him at a Christmas party, "Should I hire her or have sex with her?" After that particularly damning testimony, it surely seemed the odds were in my favor.

It must surely seem "austere" to cut by 30% the pension of a Greek civil servant who was undoubtedly counting on that income to live out the next 25 years of his life.

Today, it must surely seem as if the world attends you.

After all, with our nearly hairless skin and larger brains, it would surely seem that genetically we've outpaced our closest relatives since parting company 7 million years ago.

Perhaps this was an unfair assumption for fans to make in the first place, and one that surely seems quaint and naïve to those on the outside, but it was the dominant local perception.