Sentence examples for certainly a better idea from inspiring English sources
It's certainly a better idea, in my mind, than Tofurky and all of the other overprocessed attempts at making a vegan turkey.
Politics.com is obviously a valuable domain, and putting up a user-generated news site is certainly a better idea than parking ads there.
It still isn't clear in my mind where I want to be "when I grow up," but I certainly have a better idea, and I feel that there are more opportunities open to me now than ever.
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I think they will certainly give you a better idea of the concepts and conventions driving the games industry – perhaps they will tell you why we have the games we have.
They might not know your particular educational software, but they will certainly give you a better idea of what the Internet can do for your class.
Profiles will certainly give the mapping product a better idea of what kinds of aspects of the service your interested in, as well as an integration point for their recent acquisition, Jaiku.
