Sentence examples for surely for instance from inspiring English sources

Surely, for instance, Tammy Wynette's anthem to uxorial loyalty, Stand By Your Man, works only when delivered by a woman, preferably in sequins and with big hair?

Surely, for instance, it's time for a revival of Rimsky-Korsakov's spectacular "Boris Godunov," not to replace Mussorgsky's original (whatever scholars determine that original to have been) but to supplement it, as a kind of latter-day criticism.

Surely, for instance, a WeightWatchers.com message-board contributor who named Pirate's Booty as a foodstuff that "dieters can't live without" knows that this suggestion is more likely to reduce guilt than weight.

Now we can agree that this instrumental dimension is crucial to the justification of a system of criminal law: we must surely believe, for instance, that a system which on balance did more harm than good could not be justified.

That dude who is getting $6.5m, for instance: surely he'd stay on for a measly $5m?

Delbanco does remark on this syndrome in individual cases: he is surely correct to emphasize, for instance, Monet's "Nymph?" and the other late-period Giverny works, in which, "if his vision now was less than //20-20, whetrainedained himself to paint had an inward-facing coherence that outstripped mere accuracy".

Urban poverty, for instance, surely plays a role.

If you work in customer service, for instance, surely there are days at work when you can't quite believe your ears.

The SNP, for instance, would surely characterise changes made without Scotland's consent as English Tories attacking their rights.

For instance, he surely knows that "afternoon" is the interesting word in that sentence, just as he unerringly knows where to place the emphasis time and again in the many guarded and fraught encounters that make up this story.

Republican candidates, for instance, will surely bring up the fact that she was a main architect, promoter and executor of the Obama administration's Russia "reset" policy.