Sentence examples for surely grown from inspiring English sources

But it has surely grown more wise with time -- and wildly entertaining, too.

Sports has surely grown up past the age of sexual innocence, but it has not found its way.

On the other were those who were beginning to guess that — if a few more days pass — this jury has surely grown as divided as the last one.

According to the researchers Peter R. Orszag and Thomas J. Kane, per-student spending at state institutions dropped from 70percentt of that of private colleges in 1977 to 58percentt in 1996 -- and the gap has surely grown since.

And though the blind had almost surely grown up hearing attractiveness described, perhaps even in terms of hourglass shapes, it was improbable, he writes in his forthcoming journal paper, that they had heard descriptions amounting to, "The more hourglass shaped, the more attractive," which would be necessary to favor the curvier mannequin over the figure that was only somewhat less so.

Before Sunset picked up a best adapted screenplay nomination for Linklater, Hawke and Delpy (adapted, because it was based on characters and scenarios from the original 1995 picture) and the love for these pictures has surely grown in the intervening years.

It would, in such circumstances, have to negotiate with English MPs, but this is surely grown-up politics.

His television profile will surely grow.

Still, their horizons can surely grow.

That percentage is almost surely growing.

Countries are slowly but surely growing toward one another.