Sentence examples for but more certainly from inspiring English sources

Yes, but more certainly he meant that tastes change, that dancing changes and that since he choreographed for his time, even if his ballets were preserved in amber, they would not speak to another age.

Very few providers offer it now, but more certainly should, and they don't need a legal change to do so.

"But a great deal more certainly needs to be accomplished.

Well, the director of Gummo is not an enfant any more, certainly, but what this nightmarish piece signifies is unclear.

"They might kill a few pirates, but more would certainly spring up to replace them," said Bronwyn Bruton, who wrote a widely discussed essay on Somalia.

We do cite those studies but more are certainly needed.

The study species were selected because they represent different functional groups, and each has qualities that make them representative of other species, but more would certainly be better.

Paul is a libertarian, certainly, but more importantly he's a particular kind of a libertarian.

You influence it, certainly, but more and more you are swept along by it.

It's to do with ageing, certainly, but more than that.

But eating more fish certainly is," Choice spokesman Christopher Zinn said in a statement.