Sentence examples for aim certainly from inspiring English sources

The aim, certainly, should be to have an accountable corporation but also it should be to have a strong BBC.

Most of these poll-watchers will insist that's not their aim, certainly, but the effect is the same.

The pack's aim certainly wasn't to return to that light and shade or to assert that the devilish, just as much as the sacred, is squarely within the ecclesiastical remit.

The night's beneficent aim certainly resonated with many of the attending stars, who opted for a mix of showtunes and contemporary pop.

The extent to which policy makers and practitioners are involved in informing either synthesis or recommendation is less clear from the documents published on ecological triangulation, but the aim certainly is to directly inform practice.

"But I think it clearly was aimed at discrediting our elections and I think it was aimed certainly at weakening Mrs Clinton".

The Trust's chairman, Chris Mould, also assured me that its aims certainly did not include micro-managing the decisions of elected politicians.

The New Islamists may not yet wield formal political power, but their aims certainly follow that trajectory.

In that aim, Hackaball certainly isn't alone.

Yet, he said at the time, his aim was "certainly not to confront power".

This aim was certainly intended to counter a previous image, one associated with the period of Fascist lynch squads.