Sentence examples for surely not good from inspiring English sources

"Surely not good for the joints," says reader keithron.

The second skewered a prayer flag, which was surely not good karma.

"From the point of view of finding an orderly resolution to the underlying issue, the result is surely not good news," Mr. Hugh said.

So the European Union is as divided, confused, angry and leaderless as, say, the former Holy Roman Empire — this is surely not good.

After five years of Klinsiball, five years of stasis, five years of hoping for the best against all the evidence, five years of the US being managed by a sideline dad-in-chief, that's surely not good enough.

This is surely not good for Rupert Murdoch, who wants to charge people for what, by its nature, is no longer a choice, no longer sought, no longer considered, no longer in any sense special, or exclusive, or unique.

Managed by chain-smoking socialist Cesar Luis Menotti, and boasting a team of shaggy-haired 70s drifters marshaled by the legendary Mario Kempes, the Albiceleste were a good side but surely not that good.

Managed by chain-smoking socialist Cesar Luis Menotti, and boasting a team of shaggy-haired 70s drifters marshalled by the legendary Mario Kempes, the Albiceleste were a good side – but surely not that good.

Arrigo Sacchi's Milan side are more iconic than the later Fabio Capello version but surely not as good.

True, a Provençal rosé can have a hint of rustiness in its depth, but flat-out brown — surely not a good sign.

"While the disparity we found is surely not a good thing, it might have indirect advantage to the black patients of minimising their exposure to opioids," she says.