Sentence examples for surely suggest from inspiring English sources

Or that she was drunk (I can surely suggest that, if she feels free to label me a ponce?) Doubtless there are male academics who fit Doughty's identikit portrait.

These results surely suggest that inhibition of the Calvin cycle increases the levels of NADPH, which can then be used to reduce an exogenous ketone.

The existence of prototypes would almost surely suggest that Apple will include NFC in iPhone 5, or whatever Apple decides to call its next iPhone.

And it was a performance of organisation that must surely suggest to Tan he would find it difficult to find anyone who could currently better the job being done by the 41-year-old Scot.

("Footed to" surely suggests "fitted to" or "fastened to," and for this reason "legged to" wouldn't work).

This surely suggests that those liberal policies were far more effective in curbing poverty than anything Republican conservatives have produced.

Gilligan has described her as "Darth Vader in Louboutins", which surely suggests she's got an oar or two left to stick in.

However, it surely suggests yet again the value of having a fourth official with the ability to note the severity of offences and immediately inform the referee.

The catalogue of lies and cover-ups from so many organisations in recent years surely suggests we should all be sceptical of "official" findings.

"It surely suggests they're very open to someone like Ngũgĩ, or the likes of Krasznahorkai László and Mikhail Shishkin," wrote MA Orthofer at literary site the Complete Review.

Other celebrated closers have done things differently — Dennis Eckersley was a musketeer, Goose Gossage a charging cavalryman — but Rivera, surely, suggests the longtime maître d' of a celebrated restaurant.