Sentence examples for certainly alive from inspiring English sources

That hope is certainly alive.

Their war on women is most certainly alive and well — and cruel.

"The whole frontier philosophy, the whole conquest-of-wilderness mentality, is certainly alive and well here," Mr. Nelson said.

Looking at them now, and at the other Balanchine ballets with which this spring season has begun, I would say that all save one are certainly alive, more so than I would have dared hope 15 years ago, when standards of orchestral conducting and ballet execution showed signs of alarming slovenliness.

The N-gage platform is certainly alive and well, contrary to quasi-popular belief.

Well, EU geoblocks are certainly alive and well if you try to sign up to — for example — Netflix from a different Member State to the EU country where you live (or where your bank cards were issued).

"So it certainly is alive and well, but it's changing".

From its eccentrically appointed back yard to the calming interior, the place certainly comes alive in the summer.

Had he been given the opportunity by the Metropolitan police to do so he would almost certainly be alive today.

… Let's never, ever admit that if Martin hadn't hit Zimmerman, he would almost certainly be alive today".

It was his own people who struck him down in the end, but Qaddafi hadn't been entirely wrong; if not for American firepower he would almost certainly be alive today.