Sentence examples for certainly, although from inspiring English sources

Certainly, although there were no extensive ice sheets in Australia, the last glacial maximum (between 22,000 and 18,000 years ago) was a time of highly arid, as well as cold and windy, conditions.

No one could begrudge him a break, but you have to ask "What from?" He seemed to have about the right balance of smarts and sentiment – in Juno, certainly, although the characters in Up In the Air spent way too much time congratulating one another on their witty retorts.

But back to the Autumn Statement, which delivered £123m more for the Welsh government - a lot of money, certainly, although less than one per cent of its annual budget.

Certainly, although some unusual cases may indeed exist, a sample of the top ten outcomes should, in general, reflect the most commonly expected outcomes.

Certainly, although 5hmC marks may continue through the oxidation pathway and ultimately lead to a demethylated cytosine, mounting evidence, including those presented here, all suggest that 5hmC does regulate gene transcription.

Certainly, although macrophage heterogeneity is well recognized to be diverse, the M1/M2 classification has arisen largely from the results of in vitro experiments and it is more likely that macrophage phenotypes occupying sites of inflammation may be less defined.

Lower ticket prices would certainly help, although the mental barrier might be even stronger.

He is certainly right, although for polemical purposes he devalues disinterested, objective scholarship.

It's certainly poetic, although the connection to tapas escapes me.

Adrian Owen: It is certainly possible, although one has to be very careful about making such inferences.

My (evidently) high expectations of this book were certainly met, although maybe I was always going to express this opinion!