Sentence examples for surely thinking that from inspiring English sources

A young man wrapped in a Greek flag said what many others were surely thinking, that a win would "lift the whole nation".

But he's surely thinking that he brings to his task the elusive miracle of Bulgarian (or Finnish, or Australian) light, a transformative presence that makes all the difference.

Many readers are surely thinking that this whole exercise of comparing a slow-selling luxury sedan to faster-selling SUVs is bizarre.

You might well now be thinking: that's surely not enough to create an open-world Star Wars game in 2016.

But surely it would only have been human to be thinking "that could have been me".

It will surely be painful for everyone but it's a revolution in thinking that's long overdue.

One is that most voters were surely thinking of Turkey, not the Balkans.

"That is easily said when one is a hundred leagues from the bastards and the fanatics, when one has an independent income of a hundred thousand livres!") But Raffel is wrong, surely, in thinking that by cultivating one's garden Voltaire meant anything save cultivating one's garden.

("Crush the horror! Crush the horror!" Voltaire's friend D'Alembert wrote to him once. "That is easily said when one is a hundred leagues from the bastards and the fanatics, when one has an independent income of a hundred thousand livres!") But Raffel is wrong, surely, in thinking that by cultivating one's garden Voltaire meant anything save cultivating one's garden.

The conflict of generations that Racine infuses into the comedy seems to anticipate his play Britannicus, about which he was surely thinking while composing Les Plaideurs.

But, surely, thinking is more.