Sentence examples for surely points from inspiring English sources

The true logic of what we like to think is a democratic era, however, surely points in another direction.

The fact that there were no other contents to his wallet surely points us to the assumption that he wished to die an anonymous death.

This all surely points more to the pressures on Clooney's time than to a weirdly unformed sense of self, but it was nonetheless curious to hear Clooney joke, when we were standing in a leathery side room where his friends are allowed to smoke, "I suppose I have a flask collection" — pointing to a line of hip flasks on a shelf.

That he expresses this in terms of a revelation surely points up a collective failure in which most of us are to some extent complicit (the ancient wisdom of Paul Weller springs to mind: the world's insane, and we're all to blame in a way).

This finding surely points to the different immunopathology of the two diseases particularly noting that T1DM is an autoimmune disease with an underlying mechanism which is different from the immune modulation and insulin resistance impacting the presentation of T2DM [ 20– 20].

Democrats will surely point to what the CBO leaves out.

These figures surely point to some sort of market failure.

But ultimately, success will surely point to a spin-off business that can build other big projects safely and cheaply.

Radicals, who will surely point out this moral discrepancy, will start looking like moderates to many people.

Mulligan plays Sissy, his sister, who sings for her supper, self-harms for kicks and is surely pointed towards disaster.

Guides will surely point out that George Washington was entertained in the ballroom on the second floor or that the Daughters of the American Revolution still meet in the parlor.