Sentence examples for which surely would from inspiring English sources

But pointlessly abundant Picassos, Mirós, and Dalis advance a boosterish claim on those masters, which surely would have embarrassed them.

And it didn't include dementia, which surely would have increased the proportion of people unable to function independently.

It's best not to dwell overlong on the second-act plotting, which surely would have resulted in a police presence far earlier on.

Glazer is a perfectionist and still hasn't finished the film, which surely would have shone in one of the Cannes selections.

Earlier this year, he was on the verge of endorsing Alan G. Hevesi, a Democrat, which surely would have gotten him huge attention.

He listens carefully to what other people say and has taken on board ideas from some of the French writers on Islam, such as Gilles Kepel - which surely would be anathema to a true Neocon.

Not a lot much, but it just seemed unpleasant, and as if it would set expectations that the omelette would be quite good, which surely it wouldn't be.

The space is a metaphor, you might say, for Germany today, which surely Stüler would also have appreciated.

I gave my roommate several hundred dollars, without which I surely would have perished from hunger.

UK & Ireland referred to the song as "an underwhelming twitch which Missy surely wouldn't have had anywhere near one of her own albums".

Ya see, he could have been overthrown if parliament had been given a chance to vote on a motion of no confidence in his conservative government, which he surely would have lost.