Sentence examples for certainly bring up from inspiring English sources

You may certainly bring up your concerns (particularly about the date) with your son — and his fiancée, if you have a comfortable relationship with her.

Just as President Obama used that column to cast Romney as tone-deaf to working-class concerns, Hillary Clinton's campaign will almost certainly bring up Pence's statements about the auto bailout, potentially undercutting Trump's claims of being a blue-collar champion.

Committee members will almost certainly bring up the Russia probe, Comey's firing, and the officials' private interactions with Trump — especially in light of a Tuesday Washington Post report that Trump complained about Comey's handling of the Russia investigation to Coats and CIA Director Mike Pompeo and suggested that the officials intervene.

One stated that he was born in Ireland, one in England, but he was certainly brought up in Leeds in a Yorkshire Irish family.

The conspiracy jurisprudence developed in Nuremberg certainly brings up the same difficulty: organizations such as the SS and Gestapo were declared criminal and all their members were subjected to conviction solely on this basis, without the need to establish individual mens rea.

Cohen certainly brings up some good points.

But the book certainly brings up a few cloying questions: Is the selfie a new and legitimate art form?

The low response rate of the GDA-survey, whatever the reasons may be, certainly brings up the question of non-response bias.

So it's not like everything I prognosticate comes to pass, or anything (although it certainly does bring up the question of whether Reid will continue in the Senate leadership after tomorrow night if Democrats lose control, doesn't it?).

Haute couture may seem a world away from the reality depicted in hard-core porn films like "Welcome to Chloeville," one of the features that Mr. Amis mentions, and Ms. Versace certainly didn't bring up the subject when she was discussing her inspirations before the show.

It sometimes gets more dramatic than that around here, but Lichfield is certainly a nice, safe place to bring up your (sensibly coiffed) children.