Sentence examples for certainly children from inspiring English sources

Certainly, children who acquire two languages do so at the same rate as children who acquire one language.

Certainly children can see more than a little of themselves in these odd creators and arrangers of sound.

Certainly children's poetry doesn't win these prizes, even on the very rare occasion it is shortlisted.

Certainly, children need special things as do parents, middle-agers, and elders.

Certainly, children who are so poor that their parents cannot buy shampoo have a whole array of needs.

Certainly, children need to solve problems, express their feelings and spend time each day in playful activities.

Certainly, child protection professionals need enormous support, training and supervision to confront this without being overwhelmed by terror and horror, and to intervene when necessary.

"All librarians knew his name, certainly the children's librarians".

"They often get priced out of their neighbourhood and certainly their children do get priced out".

Certainly when children are involved we go straight to the police and say "Look, this is what we've heard.

Academic achievement can certainly help children succeed, and for parents there can be a fine line between praising effort and praising performance.