Sentence examples for which surely means from inspiring English sources

The audience wants to give her the happy family she so desires, which surely means her arc has run.

Except the Coalition has spent years telling us the previously forecast deficit and debt levels were a disaster and an emergency, which surely means – by its own reasoning – that bigger deficits are an even bigger disaster.

The oppositional model of pampered, glossy-fur wearers versus paint-wielding fur protesters in dungarees seems to have pixellated into a more fractured picture where the youthful, colourful aesthetic codes of fake fur are aspirational for all – which surely means the opportunity to edge real fur out of the fashion market is stronger than ever.

11th over: England 54-2 (Cook 23 Pietersen 27) Yuvraj returns, which surely means this is all about to unravel, a little like the bandage on Yuvraj'a wrist, which flaps loose and flutters to earth as he delivers his first ball.

Which surely means Alonso will be a formidable contender for the rest of the year to win that elusive third title.

I am a woman, which surely means that I am OK with picking a gender.

Senator Johnson wanted a vote on tabling — another nondebatable proposition — this afternoon, which surely meant that he knew he had the votes to win.

And the new commander-in-chief was a self-identified black man with biracial heritage, which surely meant something good about race relations in the United States.

The alternative -- keeping the territories and giving the residents therein citizenship in Israel -- means, in the foreseeable future, an end to the Jewish majority in Israel, which almost surely means an end to the Jewish State.

"The happiest thing" — by which he surely meant "funniest thing" — "is when I broke my shoulder," Cardelli said.

The Chapman brothers have created a harrowing masterpiece of uncompromising bleakness, which is surely meant both to disturb us and to motivate us to action.