Sentence examples for surely borne from inspiring English sources

Obama, with his clear-eyed approach to the world, which is surely borne partly of having spent some of his formative years living ten thousand miles away from Washington, has long been aware that the United States's bullying approach toward a small island in the Caribbean made no sense.

I will surely bore myself to death".

If Britain bears some responsibility for Libya's mess, then it surely bears some responsibility too for the drownings.

The groundwork laid in this first run will hopefully, surely, bear fruit in the second.

The Wollman Memorial Skating Rink in Central Park will not carry Donald J. Trump's name, but it will surely bear his mark.

But the impulse behind it – to abandon the comfort zone and just try something – will surely bear fruit.

But somewhere in Genoa, Camogli and Bogliasco live house painters who surely bear very little relation to those we hire.

The psychopathic national socialism of Nazi Germany, communism of Stalinist Soviet rule and fascism of imperial Japan (whose oppressive bureaucratic machinery has survived well into the modern era) surely bear Weber out.

The news that Alistair Cambell is the "director of strategic communications" surely bears out the old adage that the first casualty of war is likely to be the truth.

And taken a stage further, if a criminal could be marked out by the cut of their forehead or a lump at the base of their skull, any offspring would surely bear these traits too.

But his party, surely, bears a heavy responsibilty for the way in which Mr Osborne can get away with the claims to unbending purpose, despite all the scrappy facts of his tenure.