Sentence examples for surely sounds from inspiring English sources

Like the British headline, that surely sounds like cause for alarm.

Freaks of the Industry may not be the filthiest track ever recorded – but it surely sounds like it.

The other CBS drama, which surely sounds like a serialized show, is "Hostages" which focuses on a family caught in a giant conspiracy.

The word surely sounds odd to non-expert ears, with its echoes of a certain American TV clown, and no obvious Greek or Latin root.

But he and his muse will surely sound good playing "Body and Soul" and other Hawkinsiana.

Mr. Hebert will surely sound different at the Jazz Standard on Monday night, when he interacts in a trio with yet another pianist, Benoît Delbecq.

Those figures would surely sound better to the host nation if not for Britain's Beijing performance, when it got on a roll in track cycling and ended with 19 gold medals overall, its best total in a century.

And while "The Prisoner's Song" can't match the rhythmic sophistication Mr. Hogeland hears in the Carter Family, its subject matter and Dalhart's unflinching delivery will surely sound familiar to fans of Merle Haggard and Johnny Cash.

But another movie which failed to capture Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back's perfect storm of awe, atmospheric dread and operatic exhilaration would surely sound the death knell for the series as a serious proposition.

The sentiments surely sounded inadequate as they were spoken, if only because they would have to stand in for a lifetime of words that could no longer be said.

The looks may still carry, but things surely sound different; pop's tolerance for naughty has grown, shaking off the chummy naïveté that allowed a song to shoehorn an infidelity jingle into daily family car rides and high-school dances across the country.