Sentence examples for and certainly not very from inspiring English sources

Seemingly not very much, and certainly not very much that might translate into policy.

In the film, it looks elegant although not particularly luxurious and certainly not very comfortable.

He needs money, but almost more he needs comfort, from his devoted, if perhaps not very good French translator, Blanche Gidon, and from his also devoted and certainly not very good Austrian colleague Stefan Zweig.

"To argue there's a case for reading the text to understand the historical context is a rather spurious assertion and certainly not very constructive".

There was a live sex show featuring female performers who were fingered by the all black and mostly gay patrons, but somehow it didn't feel exploitative, and certainly not very sexual.

"And he is certainly not very solicitous of input from people who might have helped him".

Doctors are not, on the whole, very good at talking about side-effects to the women, and they are certainly not very good at talking about dying.' Savage agrees that there's been a profound shift in attitudes towards Caesareans, especially among young, middle-class, professional women.

As physics students we are taught that physicists are smart, that chemists are moderately acceptable, and that biologists are certainly not very intelligent.

Though it is unlikely that ONGC will make a counter bid, the company and the government are certainly not very thrilled about Cairn plc's exit.

He was paid, certainly not very much, to take the kids and their feelings very, very seriously.

And while most Disney fans understand that those classic stories are certainly not very realistic, they do offer valuable life lessons, some of which we can even use to strengthen our marriages.