Sentence examples for and which certainly from inspiring English sources

"There was a regrettable incident that was done in all innocence and was hurtful, and which certainly should not have occurred".

They had their faults but they brought together in a single authority many services that are no longer democratically accountable and which certainly benefit from being run holistically.

That is, of course it takes many, many years for a woman to cultivate a smile that one suspects is there, but one can't be sure of, and which certainly disappears when scrutinised head on.

If the government does this to other states, which might have the capacity to detect its spying and which certainly have the means to object to it, what is it doing to defenceless citizens?

Yesterday, the Police State website publicised a video that shows shocking levels of violence by the police and which certainly puts a different slant on what actually happened after the game.

For her part, Ms Blackburn's editorial commentary highlights the racist attitudes and practices which black Americans routinely suffered, and which certainly played a part in Billie Holiday's tragic denouement.Despite the travails of her last years, the singer still somehow refuses to appear a victim.

He was very unusual: he didn't swear and was honest and reliable, which certainly aren't the characteristics of the sporting world, which is a cut-throat environment.

The VP did a fine job of describing his own mastery of the issues, and he spoke with flair and style, which certainly helps.

The phone is very thin and light which certainly helps keep the heft down, and it felt polished rather than plasticky — the back sports a brushed metallic effect, locked under lashings of varnish.

Well since then the IAB have released a number of new features and functions which certainly make the site more useful and worth investing a little more time in.

I also specialised in embroidery and embellishing, which certainly helped improve my hand-sewing skills.