Sentence examples for surely would like from inspiring English sources

Horner, like everyone else, surely, would like the drivers to become the stars of the show.

Before he leaves office, a moment that might not be too far away, according to a recent Politico profile, he surely would like to demonstrate that there isn't one law for people on Wall Street and one law for everybody else.

Google and Amazon surely would like to fly sooner than that.

These tendencies may be inconvenient for the 1% who control the nation's wealth, but the rest of us surely would like to honor our heritage as social animals.

Political strategists still debate whether Biden forced President Obama to move more quickly on marriage equality -- something Biden surely would like us to believe -- or if he was part of a trial balloon days before the president finally announced support in the spring of 2012 (most reports point to the former).

Surely states would like to have some of that money today under such tight budgetary constraints.

Surely investors would like to know what they are paying the head of the company in which they own shares.

In fact, his 1927 paper expressed this desire explicitly: "Surely, one would like to be able to deduce the quantitative laws of quantum mechanics directly from their anschaulich foundations, that is, essentially, relation [(2)]" (ibid, p. 196).

Surely many Americans would like to have this choice.

Surely every visitor would like to see Daisy's room, with its majestic view of the Hudson and the convenient hiding place under the bed.

Asking those on high incomes to share more of the burden is surely right, although I would like it to have been done years back.