Sentence examples for surely represents from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

The staggeringly ironic "Productivity" folder (1999 2009) is full of feeds like 43 Folders and ZenHabits; it surely represents thousands of hours of wasted time.

This list surely represents a step forward, but Kusama is not convinced: "I still wonder whether the numbers are not entirely encouraging.

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

Unsure what might greet them, the escaped slaves were yet confident that life under federal control must surely represent an improvement.

But the huge increases in the rate of mental illness almost surely represent a medicalization of the expectable difficulties many students have in adjusting to college life.

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.