Sentence examples for certainly be unusual from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kucinich's effort would certainly be unusual.

It would certainly be unusual to have an 800 strong raid for one murder charge, so why is it any different for a terrorism charge?

Only Justice Stephen G. Breyer noted a dissent from the denial of the appeal, Smith v. Arizona, No. 07-5847, observing that execution "at this late date" would certainly be unusual and, after decades on death row, perhaps cruel.

And while it may certainly be unusual, it's not necessarily the first device of its kind.

It certainly is unusual, but not in the way the new treasurer meant.

"It certainly is unusual," said one, who identified himself as Mr. Wang and who bought an apartment in one of the high-rises behind the museum two years ago.

"He was very punctual so it certainly was unusual to see him not there at the appointed hour," said Mr. Ravenell, adding that he considered himself a friend and mentor to the young prosecutor.

Asked why it might be mad, she said, "It will certainly be an unusual Broadway show, and it has all sorts of things about it that will make it most provocative".

That would be unusual, but certainly within the power of the Delaware court.

"Certainly it's unusual," said Lt. Mark Farrall, a spokesman for the Newark Police Department.

Perhaps it is a bit comedic to drive around like a pizza-delivery person with a sign advertising your home phone number; certainly it is unusual to go out knocking on doors, searching for problems to be solved, or leaving the supervisor's office to check out what it's like to work with employees in other departments.