Sentence examples for surely right for from inspiring English sources

The time is surely right for a Goodman revival.

And that is surely right: for what is a right to life, freedom of expression and privacy if one is starving, ignorant, homeless, jobless, disenfranchised?

Forget this slightly deceptive result, the time is surely right for Pulis to remember that fortune often really does tend to favour the brave.

Now they are both at college, and if the interior has come to look a little lived in, PB, then that is surely right for a family car.

As the IMF dishes out its medicine in Lisbon, Dublin and Athens, and the limitations of neo-liberalism become more apparent, the moment is surely right for a compelling account of Karl Marx's relevance to the modern world.

There's plenty of weird stuff out there, and some of it is surely right for you!

The strong must understand -- and here Carr is surely right -- that for them restraint is the precondition for victory.

It may be running just behind The Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Slumdog Millionaire in terms of Oscar nominations, but Penn is surely right up there for the best actor gong, wouldn't you agree?

But whatever one thinks about the report's individual proposals, and whether they go far enough, it is surely right about one thing: "For democracies to thrive, rising prosperity must be within reach of all of our citizens".

She is surely right to criticise George Bush senior for his ill-considered pardon of Orlando Bosch, who with Mr Posada was responsible for placing a bomb on a Cubana airliner in 1976, killing 73 civilians.

But younger novelists were surely right when they criticised him for projecting to the world an archaic vision of Latin America, as an exotic and provincial place, incapable of successful modernisation, development and democracy.On the other hand, Macondo still co-exists with the modern world in many parts of Latin America.