Sentence examples for which surely exists from inspiring English sources

Top Gear can't possibly have intended this offence, which surely exists only in the imaginations of a few excessively sensitive souls.

So, let ( q, λ ) ∈ Q × [ 0, 1 ] be arbitrary and let f q, λ be a measurable selection of H m ( ⋅, q , q ˙ , which surely exists (see, e.g., [[27], Theorem 1.3.5]).

Increasingly more adult stores are offering nontoxic, green goodies (and I'm not talking about the color, not that there's anything wrong with a Hulkavater, which surely exists).

It certainly felt like a work from Scorsese's golden years, and even has a scene in an old-fashioned porn cinema, of the sort once patronised by Travis Bickle in Taxi Driver and which surely ceased to exist long ago.

Heterogeneity surely exists among physicians in the experience-performance relation, which we have not explored here, such that experience is no guarantor of quality.

Significant perceptual redundancies in the quantization for azimuths surely exist, which leads to inefficient compressions of spatial parameters.

Which, surely, is the most vital thing.

However, psychiatric patients' privacy issues get less attention in Information System Development (ISD), which surely needs more attention.

Which surely begs the question, is all well at Woking?

(And indeed, scholarship swindles surely exist).

Towering above is a spectacular sycamore that surely existed in 1776.