Sentence examples for surely conflicting from inspiring English sources

But here Ms. Borree gave such care to each gesture, her varied (surely conflicting) moods shading each moment.

Furthermore, most of those who will continue as Tony voters are the people who create and promote the shows in the first place – whose interest is surely, by definition, conflicted.

Sky likes to trumpet its sustainability credentials so it must surely win a prize for conflicting messages with its latest print advert, published on Tuesday, which calls for the millions of readers to "shop 'til you drop with no broadband limit".

Some large studies on yoga for breast cancer patients are currently conducted by major US cancer centers [ 46] that will surely add new and possibly conflicting evidence.

Alongside a windy paper on city regions, the Treasury has issued a review of the government's own regional offices, which will lose some staff but none of their controlling functions... surely some conflict between the two?

Committee members will surely spend time Thursday attempting to unwind conflicting characterizations of the events that occured last winter.

Comparing the legislature to the "framers of the Constitution," Mr. Bush's lawyers wrote, "Surely the legislature would not have enacted two conflicting provisions at the same time".

Collins' account is surely intended to rule out believing without evidence, or against the evidence, or without carefully considering conflicting evidence.

And if the Iraqis do choose to fight on, a more violent phase of the conflict surely lies ahead.

The Guardian really should cease stoking up intergenerational conflict – surely there are more constructive ways to address today's problems.

Slowly but surely, Chechnya's conflict is sowing seeds elsewhere.It has also infected the general fabric of Russian society in less obvious ways.