Sentence examples for certainly a word from inspiring English sources

Pleasure is certainly a word that Joanna Bourke uses a lot.

Horrible is a certainly a word you use to describe Pironkova's second serve, which Stosur continues to devour.

"Love" is certainly a word you could use to describe how Ms. Stewart feels about her gastropod herd, but after years of caring for and harvesting thousands of snails, she has figured out that there's nothing romantic about letting one of those love darts pierce your skin.

It was certainly a word-of-mouth book.

Aside from "plumb the depths," which is overdone, this version is almost certainly a better word-for-word translation.

It's certainly not a word often associated with musicians.

Boring is certainly not a word applicable to the museum's programming since Mr. Birnbaum came on board.

3) There's nothing you can do about the fans, but you can certainly have a word with opponents and the opposition captain.

As for the piece's journalistic worth, the Martínez Velázquez sums it up as "sosa," certainly not a word that Penn would usually associate with himself, and that in Mexican vernacular means "limp, meh, bland".

Or, as the lead consultant put it, "what's futility?" It's certainly not a word that parents rush to employ when it's their children whose lives are in the balance.

("Drug" is certainly a better word than "dragged").