Sentence examples for surely it seems from inspiring English sources

I also wonder what regular viewers of Theroux now make of him; slowly but surely, it seems to me, he has gone from being the funny geek who spent weekends with hypnotists, porn stars and a lecherous Christine Hamilton, to a maker of sensitive and important investigations.

Yet, if a textual interpretation can be so altered by a single vote as to mean exactly the opposite of what it had officially been thought to mean, then surely it seems less like a disinterested interpretation than like a passionately held opinion trying to pass as a disinterested interpretation.

Surely, it seems to be trickier than implementing the attacks for CPC consisting of touch events with fixed screen positions.

Slowly but surely, it seems as though Apple's mobile OS is being stripped of search giant Google's influence.

Surely it seems, as Benjamin Hufbauer wrote recently in Politico, that "in playing out his narcissism on the national stage, Trump is making Citizen Kane, an old, black-and-white movie seen mainly by movie buffs, almost into a prophesy".

Then surely, it seemed, Brazil would kick on to win.

To a son so devoted to wordplay, surely it seemed a terrible portent: Hertz Hart must become heart hurts.

Surely, it seemed, an interleague series with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays would sustain some momentum for the Mets.

Surely, it seemed, Pacers Coach Larry Bird would go to Miller once Indiana pulled to 6 points with 19 seconds remaining.

And that, it may be said, is surely why it seems grammatically inappropriate to call some soup a thing.

Not that long ago - hardly more than just a couple of life-warping hours back at this party he very nearly didn't go to, when what she had done was... well look, no doubt Maria'd recall it quite differently (probably deny she'd even been there at all) but this is surely how it seemed to me, the way things had gone: 'So you're sure, then, yes?' I had kicked back in with.