Sentence examples for surely represented from inspiring English sources

By the authors' interpretation, both of those moves were so unlikely that they almost surely represented a fundamental, enduring change in home teams' expected win rate.

The genome, to borrow the Genesis writer's metaphor, is surely represented by both trees, entwined around each other like two strands of a double helix.

And that fact -- together with the fact that Mr. Daniels's initial remarks surely represented his true feelings -- says volumes about the administration's priorities.

With the 1920's poised to roar, it was a time of wildly contrasting values, and the two hotels -- owned by the Engles and the Baldwins -- surely represented that split.

Turning such an event — whereby the longest standing contestant wins a new truck — into a musical surely represented a challenge to the creative team, but the ambitious adapting task is what has some of us eager to see the Broadway bow of "Hands on a Hardbody".

After Andrew Strauss's match-winning hundred against Western Australia and some encouraging flourishes from Kevin Pietersen, Collingwood fell only six runs short of what would have been England's second hundred of the tour and Bell's blissful 61 surely represented one of the most composed innings he has played in Australia.

If you're talking about quality as a priority, then Radio 4 surely represents that.

For Shriver, 55, this book surely represents some kind of wish-fulfilment  in novel form.

But it surely represents a part of Islam -- a radical, fundamentalist part -- that simply cannot be ignored or denied.

And while it doesn't do to airbrush the past, this surely represents something of a nadir.

If the shower in stripes were to win again here, then that would surely represent a nadir for David Moyes.