Sentence examples for and certainly only from inspiring English sources

It calls itself a "take away", and certainly only a short lunch break would make you choose a plastic plate perched on a stool.

And certainly only Brooks could make the city of Tacoma (in a song of the same name) seem like a iconic final destination in a full-flame torch song about a man out-driving his heartbreak.

You probably know the rest – massive damage to her legs, which would later be amputated above the knee, and certainly only still alive because of the quick actions of an off-duty Metropolitan Police officer.

And certainly, only Healey would dare to open a chapter with the words: "Hector Berlioz, like me, had found it necessary for much of his life to earn a little extra by writing weekly articles as a feuilletoniste".

They are all no doubt Democrats (no Republican would watch such things!) and certainly only interested in fun.

This is unhelpful and certainly only serves to make the other person feel defensive.

Fifth, social class is unlikely to be a proximal risk factor and is certainly only an indicator of risk.

Winfrey also shared how often she has been the only woman and "certainly the only black person" in boardrooms even to this day.

Got to move in another direction". Winfrey also shared how often she has been the only woman and "certainly the only black person" in boardrooms even to this day.

And it's certainly only a matter of time before telegenic William Clay Ford Jr. appears in ads to bolster Ford Motor sales and his position at the helm.

Such methodology is wide-spread in the literature (Funke et al., 2012) provide a review including 18 such studies, spanning from 1987 to 2010; and this is certainly only a cross-section).