Sentence examples for should surely not from inspiring English sources

When Daley Blind's arm was in a natural position, tucked into his body, and was struck at point-blank range there should surely not even be a debate.

It was debatable that he should have been playing in this match: he remains in the squad but in this sort of state he should surely not be in the XI at Lord's.

What seems clear is that the £163.8m owed by Bolton places the future of a founding member of the Football League in real jeopardy and this amount should surely not increase further.

That should surely not be a get-out-of-jail card, although we seem to give stand-up comedians and political satire programmes much greater latitude on grounds of racist jokes and bad language.

The hope for "every child to be a wanted child" is of course best achieved by some women not getting pregnant in the first place, but whatever role a baby is going to play it should surely not be that of a punishment for its mother's "unsuitable behaviour".

Also this criterion is somewhat arbitrary: differences less than 10 points should surely not be seen as relevant taken the sampling error (as expressed by the standard error) of the plausible values (and the profile solutions) into account.

The point should surely be not whether a police officer feels distressed by being sworn at, but whether it should be legal to treat him with such disrespect.

The report – dedicated to the murdered MP Jo Cox – said: "The test of a modern progressive political party should be surely not whether it has problems, but how it chooses to address them".

If secular liberals recognize that Osama bin Laden doesn't represent all Muslims, they should surely realize that Jerry Falwell doesn't represent all evangelicals.

For them, the reaction should surely be based on rational calculations, not hoping for the best.

Surely not that one should stand foursquare on all occasions and at all moments against something called appeasement.