Sentence examples for seems surely from inspiring English sources

At first this seems surely a flaw in the novel, until the characters themselves pick up on it.

Ironically, Wolfe's distrust of pop art is confounded by the fact that his own prose style seems surely to be pop at its most classic.

(An assistant follows him with a U-Haul). His shoddy moral life, which seems surely connected to what Perlman's bad cop calls Johnny's "lefty New York" persona, will come back to haunt him.

Nick Bilton of the New York Times was one of the first to catch wind of the the supercharged app and he squeezed some details from a few nameless Facebook engineers, so it seems surely on the way.

Nick Bilton of the New York Times was one of the first to catch wind of the the supercharged app and he squeezed some details from a few nameless Facebook engineers, so it seems surely on the way.

Why? if they are really as noble as they seem, surely they will be equally content with rich or humble fare.

In what seemed surely like some form of ironic punishment for a person complaining of increasingly debilitating migraines, my neurologist had given me a referral to hang out in a small tube that sounds like it's being jackhammered.

Characters are not always what they seem surely to be: Jesse's background is not what you would infer from the way he lives; Skyler's sister, Marie Betsy Brandtt), who's married to Hank, the D.E.A. agent, doesn't hesitate to report, erroneously, to her husband that her nephew is smoking pot, and she also doesn't hesitate to steal a pair of shoes from a shoe store.

It seems miraculous, surely only to me.

It hardly seems fair: surely these frost-tipped interlopers should be brought down by such icy conditions?

That seems limiting; surely it is not only on bad terms with Muslims, and on unquestionably good terms with everyone else.