Sentence examples for surely much of from inspiring English sources

And surely much of the rest of the increase was from firms expanding to sell to the burgeoning construction industry.

Surely much of this city could be kept clean with a weekly or monthly visit from the street sweepers.

If any art earned a sincerity citation, surely much of the work in this 15-person group show would: most of it assumes an efficacious link between art and well-being.

Surely much of what is dismissed as sentimental (for example much 19th century Romantic music according to my old university lecturers) is actually rousing an emotion in us which we have previously experienced?

Surely much of the appeal of computer games such as Call of Duty or Halo is that even if you get fragged, you can pick yourself up and start all over again.

Surely, much of the disregard for the current President has to do with his rhetorical deficits: in 2013, in one of the more memorable moments of his Presidency, he made an offer of amnesty to a deported Kosovar child while sounding, as usual, like he was establishing a bureaucratic subcommittee.

Miliband might even be quite good at them – surely much better to have weeks of pictures of Cameron on industrial sites and factories talking about economic growth.

Though the orchestral playing was consistently excellent, the Albert Hall's acoustics blurred too much of what was surely much more incisive when it left the stage – by the time it reached the stalls only the outlines survived and too much detail had been lost.

But surely much more might be asked of this material.

For a digital literary monument, it's surely much better to avoid the kitsch of a Facebook memorial page.

That is a job the central bank would surely much prefer to its current task of trying to rescue a sliding economy.