Sentence examples for certainly believed that from inspiring English sources

I certainly believed that I was [in tune].

Ronnie himself certainly believed that he had been given back his life for a purpose.

The environmental movement had certainly believed that it was playing the big game.

Dwight Eisenhower, the general-turned-president, certainly believed that a religion—"I don't care what it is"—was necessary for a nation engaged in a global contest.

But he certainly believed that, by such means, new generations would understand the measure of what had happened and seek to ensure that it would not happen again.

Unlike Thatcher, Burke certainly believed that there was such a thing as society, Norman insists, though he always thought it something other than the state.

"I certainly believe that's true in the horticulture area".

He added, "I certainly believe that information and commerce create value, rather than displace it".

JEFFREY TOOBIN: The liberals certainly believe that stare decisis is under siege by the conservatives.

He certainly believes that "everything is about to transform" but has no problem taking things in stride.

(The pianist and writer Ken Hamilton certainly believes that was Richter's strategy, as he told Andrew McGregor on last Saturday's CD Review on Radio 3).