Sentence examples for surely accurate from inspiring English sources

Edward Rothstein's lament over the marginalization of symphonic music in our trendy society is surely accurate.

But it is surely accurate to say that a majority of Americans live without a recognition of the degree, scale and extent of these chilling undertakings.

The director's relentless, claustrophobic approach is surely an accurate reflection of the tragedy itself.

It was a polite put-down – and surely an accurate assessment.

Although Venus lies within our Sun's nominal habitable zone, it is surely not accurate to call it habitable.

So surely that's accurate?

As Gildea suggests, it would surely be more accurate, when writing of these times, to speak not of "the French resistance", but of "resistance in France".

Surely it is accurate for the bishop to have echoed that teaching when he said, "The unborn child's life is just as sacred as the mother's life, and neither life can be preferred over the other".

Since Manchester City followed up a day later with the £47.5m acquisition of John Stones, very nearly equalling the world record for a defender, it would surely be more accurate to suggest that money is pouring out of Manchester.

The caption sent along with the transmitted video surely provides more accurate information.

The welding result indicates that the anchor is surely secure and accurate and the control method can satisfy the technological requirements of welding seam of intersection.