Sentence examples for I would certainly think from inspiring English sources

"It's premature to comment on it, but I would certainly think it would be disappointing for him," Braunecker said.

"So I would certainly think it would be in the best interest of Michael Vick to be very forthright and honest".

"If there is a real option to do that, I would certainly think it's still worthwhile," Mr. Wolfowitz told the Senate Armed Services Committee in talking about the idea of an armed Iraqi opposition group attacking the Iraqi leader.

"Race is not a consideration of why a person should become chairman of the R.N.C., but if the nation can celebrate its first African-American president, I would certainly think the Republican Party could celebrate its first African-American chairman," said Jim Greer, the Florida Republican chairman, who endorsed Mr. Steele last week.

I would certainly think twice – more than twice – about ever writing a whole novel, or even a goodly chunk of one, from the perspective of a character whose race is different from my own – because I may sell myself as an iconoclast, but I'm as anxious as the next person about attracting vitriol.

Roubini: I would certainly think that the probability that over the next five years some of the weaker members might decide to exit is rising, probably more than a third probability.

"I'd certainly think another two or three months of informal discussions".

I'd certainly think about giving first-class honours if this turned up as an answer in a finals paper on the great recruiting scene in Part 2, which comes complete with muster book and a character called "Shadow".

If I was closer I'd certainly think about it.

"If there was an opportunity to return in the near future where I felt I could offer something to Scotland I'd certainly think about it".

"It wouldn't put me off going to another festival, but I'd certainly think twice about going to another one on the Isle of Wight - there is a lot of sea between you and home".