Sentence examples for surely describes from inspiring English sources

Even the most jazz-appreciative films — a label that surely describes Mikio Naruse's 1960 proto-feminist drama "When a Woman Ascends the Stairs" and Preminger's 1959 rape-trial thriller "Anatomy of a Murder" — tend to draw on jazz's smart, sexy aura but not its liberating potential.

That surely describes the mind-set of the Ft. Hood and Times Square crazies.

The curtain goes up on two characters who would surely describe themselves as an old married couple.

This is, of course, partly a way of warning audiences that a woman is at work (David Hare would surely describe himself as a feminist, but he doesn't automatically get the tag), but it also suggests that here is someone writing for a niche market.

Surely that describes Cowell, too.

Surely this describes his bootstrap and willpower solutions for poverty and drug treatment, and especially his business philosophy.

Seconds later, the heavens opened over Manchester - a downpour that could surely be described as biblical.

Allowing it to expire in a year will mean that workers will see a nearly 50percentt jump in payroll taxes as the rate reverts back -- an event that will surely be described as a tax hike.

David Cameron is a man on a mission, which he set out in what historians will surely come to describe as his "Dear Don" letter.

But it surely does not describe Mr. Rich or his former partner, Pincus Green, both of whom fled the country to escape the judicial process.

Angus Wilson was surely correct in describing it as "one of the great popular works of art of all time, rightly seized upon by film, stage and television producers, rightly made the prey of pop composers".