Sentence examples for surely something else from inspiring English sources

Surely something else must be going on.

Another male respondent will admit to fantasising about travelling back in time to bring relief to uniformed servicemen on leave during the second world war – which would be touching coming from someone from the pre-Wolfenden era, when homosexuality was illegal, but is surely something else entirely when the respondent is an internet-age 35-year-old.

And they're not just the obvious slam-dunk weapons system for our present problems in Afghanistan and Pakistan, they're potentially the royal path to the future when it comes to war-fighting, which is surely something else to be excited about.

Yet most citizens surely want something else from the group: an unvarnished analysis of the risks they face.

(And don't think twice about potential sisterly strife. If not this, they will surely find something else to quarrel over).

"Escort your partners off the stage -- and no running!" But if this was not the stoic and cut-throat dance competition of public television specials, it surely was something else: "adorable".

Of course, that's not too suspicious for a Hastings, but the vacant look on her face (and lack of makeup) surely hints something else is going on.

After they have left for a supplies run, you'll surely find something else that needs to be picked up.

Missing a stop on a train, or walking into a stationary object, because a person was enthralled by a book — we call that stupid, but surely it's something else, something more precise.

"Surely there must be something else".

Surely they usually mean something else?" You'd be right.