Sentence examples for certainly I know from inspiring English sources

Certainly I know the main points.

(That's probably a common feeling in all professions; certainly I know many lawyers who are bored by anybody who isn't an attorney).

Certainly I know of plenty of anecdotes in Africa where the wife wants fewer children and the husband wants more.

"Certainly I know of few people who would be as useful as Dan," Mr. Bloomberg said, adding: "That's exactly the kind of person that we want to help with the city".

"Certainly I know how hard, within himself, he struggled to stay clear of what he knew to be an inevitable human sin, about which he preached so often: that of believing that what you are doing is good, is right, is virtuous, when of course you can't possibly judge this yourself".

"Certainly I know when my sister went through this recently, some of the advice she got perhaps more informally from health professionals, is that if your baby at four-and-a-half or five months is very interested in trying solid food, don't hold back and go with what your baby is telling you," she said.

"Before the earthquake, I had no idea about how to handle a baby, how to even hold a baby, and certainly I knew nothing about breastfeeding," she recalls.

She certainly makes sure I know that she needs to go out.

Certainly, everyone I know is".

But certainly everyone I know who works for the BBC complains bitterly about the management".

Certainly someone I know with MS is terrified of "not being in charge".