Sentence examples for and certainly too from inspiring English sources

The scene is intrinsically beautiful yet too miscellaneous and certainly too rustic.

There were perhaps too many cooks in the kitchen, and certainly too few adequately examined ideas on the table.

IT IS early days for Iraq's new government and certainly too soon to claim any reduction in violence.

Carroll nurtures Bledsoe and so does the Patriots' personnel chief, Bobby Grier, and certainly, too, does the owner, Robert Kraft.

Vacanti thought that she was too smart to cheat so brazenly, and certainly too smart to get caught.

Photons can "push" against such an interface, although the momentum transfer is small and certainly too weak to drive fluid flow.

Rodgers works on defensive organisation and is certainly too skilled and confident a coach to bring in an outsider to assist with defence, but that vulnerability must remain a concern.

The cause, however, is self-evident: The buses are too old and almost certainly too little serviced.

Simultaneously or perhaps previously went the spread of ironworking, and fairly certainly too the diffusion of Bantu languages except in the core of the Cushitic wedge and to the north of an east-west line through Lake Kyoga.

It sports a 17.3-inch screen, and is certainly too heavy to slip into a backpack.

Perhaps the concentrations were too low to induce symptoms and thus, certainly, too low to start inflammatory reactions.