Sentence examples for surely always from inspiring English sources

It goes, as it surely always was going to, to Gravity, which was largely assembled at the Framestore in London.

While Psycho's ability to shock may have diminished over time, there will surely always be horror that continues to cause genuine unease.

Stonehenge is full of mystery, but the suggestion that it was not a complete circle of stones was surely always a bit eccentric.

Mr Goldberg, in the blog post that touched off the discussion, worries that Israel will abandon "democracy", but this seems to mis-name the anxiety; Israel will surely always have multiple political parties and hold general elections.

In retrospect, this was surely always what Slimane planned: when chastised by critics for the name change, he insisted that this was no ego trip but merely a wish to reset the YSL clock to its revolutionary early days.

Equally, the three attempted trans-Atlantic translations of Fawlty Towers were surely always doomed to fail because the hotel sitcom drew on a specifically British tradition and tolerance of terrible service, which bemuses the American consumer.

Or this: There is no reason for amazement: surely one always knew that cultures decay, and life's end is death.

Summing up the meaning of the past four days, and the half-century they commemorated, Vernon Bogdanor, professor of government at Oxford University, said, "The first 50 years of the queen's reign confirm what most of us surely have always understood in our bones, that we remain a profoundly monarchical nation".

The whole clause is counted as modalised and only the expression with a higher value (surely and always) will be exhibited in the analysis result.

In particular, if L w is bounded below almost surely, (14) always satisfies assumption (12) and Algorithm 1 can be used.

"The office girls surely are always in style/They greet you with smiles, their welcome's worthwhile/The best in the world are our girls, rank and file".