Sentence examples for surely told from inspiring English sources

Javid surely told Fairhead what was coming as she took the job.

Lula, her political mentor, "surely told Dilma that interest rates won't lose her the election, but inflation might," says a senior opposition economist.The Workers Partyy, which has ruled Brazil since 2003, expects to fight and win the election on its record of job creation and of lifting 40m Brazilians out of poverty.

Romney's polling surely told him this was an applause line for the Tea Party because it's hard to believe that the Harvard graduate and investment banker could actually support such a counter-intuitive idea.

The rest – as Kershaw would surely tell you – is history.

If tiramisù could speak, it would surely tell us that nothing lasts forever.

But it is surely telling that business leaders feel the need at least to appear nice.

Campbell would surely tell him that appearances do matter in a sport whose credibility is shot apart.

And as the hippies would surely tell him, that is one obstacle down.

This surely tells us that it is biologically based, not harmful and not innately "wrong".

Coetzee's memoirs surely tell us much about him; it's just not clear what.

With the Saudis able to squeeze the oxygen tube at his hospital bed, they can surely tell him to sign up to his own political demise.