Sentence examples for surely note that from inspiring English sources

Or, for that matter, to a fashion addict, who would surely note that the show's aura of pulled-together formality is in step with the look of the runways, which returned this fall to mannerly 1950s-inflected tailoring.

Their backroom staff, eager for work, would have pored over Afghanistan's 23-run defeat against India and provided their dossier, which will surely note that England's unlikely opponents at the Premadasa Stadium are still improving.

Since then, it has grown into a far more comprehensive service (no surprise, given that Google's product portfolio has also grown steadily), though privacy advocates will surely note that this doesn't stop Google from knowing a lot about you.

Note that O is an Ornstein Uhlenbeck process, and it thus holds sup t ∈ [ 0, T ] ∥ O t ∥ L 2 < ∞. almost surely and under the assumptions of Lemma 2.1 in addition sup t ∈ [ 0, T ] ∥ O t ∥ 0 < ∞. almost surely.

The numbers The union will surely note the fact that the Packers had its highest gross revenue ever, $258 million, during a challenging environment for new revenue streams.

But Bastian Schweinsteiger was surely right to note that "something big" was happening in Lower Saxony.

It is surely relevant to note that Bellow's English is a close and direct translation of Singer's Yiddish.

That said, Davidson is surely right to note that classical relationships were as often one-sided, or ethereal, or just plain frustrating as relationships anywhere, and that many probably did not include sex at all (see poor Alcibiades' relationship with Socrates), much less any specific kind of sex.

The singer himself would surely be more satisfied to note that his songs have already travelled there, in a big way.

Bart Simpson, who was saved by his renditions of HMS Pinafore from Sideshow Bob's clutches, would surely agree with me.I note that Bart was not particularly keen to show off his knowledge of seaside puppet shows or of Max Miller, however.

And while the county Republican chairman, Joseph Mondello, surely wanted a Republican-dominated County Legislature, Machiavelli would note that the Democrats will be held to account if the county's finances begin to slide or essential services go begging.