Sentence examples for Quite certainly from inspiring English sources

Quite certainly, figure skating officials are doing triple axels over Lysacek and Weir.

Quite certainly, there are no valid reasons to exclude beneficiaries in humanitarian aid programmes from systematically evaluated health care any longer.

Allen, quite certainly, is not always treated well.

But I, Mr. Zelnik, am, in the matter at hand — I am quite certainly not a salesman.

Clara Wieck Schumann, quite certainly the finest virtuoso pianist of the 19th century, wasn't much of a talker.

Yet magna est veritas and it must be told: last month the Lord Chief Justice of England, no less, said that which quite certainly was false.And why?

His fall collection, quite good, certainly lived up to his showmanship standards.

Quite beautiful, certainly, and improved by the 360 spin he did afterwards.

"I'm regarded as quite eccentric, certainly swimming against the tide".

By the end of the 20th century, communism, though not quite dead, certainly seemed to be dying.

Yet he, too, was feeling helpless, and if not quite hopeless, certainly less hopeful about what might happen next.