Sentence examples for surely ever from inspiring English sources

No politician, surely, ever adhered to Mario Cuomo's mantra more completely than did Ian Paisley, who died today.

Then, suddenly, it was a lot more in the news business than it had surely ever intended to be.

A superlative work, in which Ms. Tharp celebrated individuals more memorably than she surely ever has since, and still sensational.

More recently, they have been seen in a less flattering way – as the luckiest generation who ever lived, who benefited nearly all their lives from the overflowing prosperity of the long Western post-war boom, in a way no other generation surely ever will.

Their rivalry, stretching across forty-two matches, played over nearly a decade, with each now having won twenty-one tises, is the best rivalry there is, pitting Federer, the most remarkable offensive player the game has — and maybe has ever had — against the most outstanding defender the game has, and has surely ever had, in Djokovic.

In the primaries for the gubernatorial election in November, two rich and formerly moderate Silicon Valley tycoons, Meg Whitman and Steve Poizner, have for months been trying to outflank each other on the right to appeal to the party faithful, becoming more extremist than they surely ever intended.

Few comedians, surely, have ever received such an accolade and still fewer, not including Nichols and May, have ever sought one.

But no one surely will ever persuade Ms. Wang to turn her back on black.

Surely, the ever nimble Updike would never have yielded to the tired lure of the tireless — would he?

"Macaca," a word that few Americans surely had ever heard, became the signature of the political season.

Nobody, surely, has ever lit a cigarette with the exquisite pathos that Joseph Cotten manages at the end of The Third Man.