Sentence examples for and certainly understood from inspiring English sources

He understood laughter, in other words – and certainly understood that it is anything but a force for change.

He understood laughter, in other words - and certainly understood that it is anything but a force for change.

In a brief statement, the five-member board, which is appointed by the governor, said that its members "have not taken their responsibility lightly and certainly understand the emotions attached to a death penalty case".

"I'm a former prosecutor, and certainly understand why they'd want to do that," said Mr. Malloy, 49, who once worked in the Brooklyn district attorney's office.

Wells verbally agreed to sign with the Diamondbacks two weeks ago, but Wells and Steinbrenner are like Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, irresistible forces drawing them together: Wells is obsessed with playing for the Yankees and in New York, and Steinbrenner loves the return of the Yankees' folk heroes (and certainly understands that Wells's starts might draw good ratings on his new network).

She joins from Albion Drive where she worked primarily with VC funds, accelerators and startups and certainly understands the shortcoming of early-stage PR and the needs of early-stage companies.

But I am greatly looking forward to reviewing your inventory, and certainly understand that this is a difficult and sentimental process to undertake.

He was an adept, even charismatic, performer before an audience – as a reader of his own poems in academic auditoriums, as a public lecturer, and as a radio and television broadcaster; and he certainly understood, from very early on, the mechanisms involved in the creation and maintenance of a successful public reputation.

"We were briefed, and we certainly understood what C.I.A. was doing," Mr. Goss said in an interview.

"Cat" is dedicated to Wood, and she certainly understood the plays; she made criticisms of them that Williams incorporated into his final scripts.

Jagger and Richards certainly understood this with the heart-rending line that we can at least "do some living, after we die".