Sentence examples for surely in which from inspiring English sources

A good portrait painter will find beauty in any subject, because there is a sense, surely, in which the human face will always appear beautiful, caught in the right pose, seen in the right light, understood in the right way.

There are surely instances in which hospital closings may be appropriate.

Still, the debate over foreign-currency manipulation is surely one in which the United States has a fair initial case.

Surely, works in which a tough French girl who will do "anything," and who has read too much Bataille, complacently flaunts her voracious appetite for violation in the name of free agency — aggressively seeking what men like to pretend women must be forced to beg for — aren't subversive anymore, despite the current fashion for them.

With a median tenure of nine years at the start of 2011, the same as in 2007, there are surely instances in which directors lose independence, as evidenced by the inexplicable bonus increases just awarded by Goldman directors to the firm's top brass.

Against such a background, Mr Bush's hope that the CIA can fashion a Palestinian force willing to take on the suicide bombers will surely fail, in which case the security vacuum will once more be filled by Israel's army and the Palestinian militias, a combustible mixture doomed to blow apart any notion of "parking" anything.

And surely one in which compliance with seemingly endless new regulatory changes is going to be a fact of life.

The next phase will surely include "sparking," in which dating Web sites match customers according to DNA-based immunological profiles.

However, surely, the way in which you achieve your notoriety affects how people respond to your death?

It was surely a compromise — in which this strong-willed, immensely capable woman had to give up the gratification of being true agent.

And he and his party have triumphed in defeat: the finest hour in the PRI's history was surely the moment in which it finally lost power.