Sentence examples for certainly apologies from inspiring English sources
If you are over age 25 and still don't know that love isn't enough, and it certainly (apologies to the Beatles) is not ALL THERE IS, you are missing some bricks.
Certainly, apologies should not be used to remove or devalue measures, such as memorials and monuments--especially those established by victims themselves -- to ensure that violations are not forgotten.
(Though their message should certainly include apologies for past cock-ups as well as explanations of the good Wall Street does).
The monks were aware that their demands would not be met — certainly, an apology from the generals was unimaginable.
THERE WAS NO CEREMONY when Mahmoud Reza Banki *05 was released from prison after his conviction was overturned, no good-luck handshake, and certainly no apology.
Days stated: "I think that certainly an apology is justified with respect to the way the federal government handled its investigation: the FBI, the Justice Department, and my division... it was not done in the professional way that it should have been done".
Rodriguez's apology certainly wasn't as immediate as Gibbs' apology, and that led experts to question the reason for its timing, just a few months before the start of the MLB season and well over a year after he was suspended for the entirety of the 2014 season.
He has certainly made more apologies than any of his predecessors.
Certainly, Zhu's apology gives some context to President Jiang Zemin's meretricious demand for an American apology.
Certainly, an unequivocal apology from Japan has been long overdue.
