Sentence examples for certainly declare that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bloomberg can certainly declare that the new agreement is less expensive for taxpayers than the accord that Gov. George E. Pataki negotiated last month with the largest union of state employees.

My interest is totally separate as an individual and I'll certainly declare any interest that I've got that I think may be compromised.

Leverkusen have certainly declared at minus six.

Again, I declared that certainly I had no intention to use other authors' works.

We have certainly made progress since 1954, when the Supreme Court first declared that separate was unequal.

Capote certainly did, and many critics followed suit: an early review declared that Hepburn was "viciously, pathologically miscast" as Holly.

The man who unrepentantly declared that "stolen waters are proverbially sweet" would almost certainly have approved of Chupack's efforts.

With characteristic modesty he declared that had he been a member of the awarding committee his vote would certainly have gone to André Malraux.

Whatever intellectual ability Madeleine possessed, it certainly never prompts Herzog to declare that his equal is here; it was merely an unusual and titillating adjunct to her youth, beauty, and intoxicating (to Herzog) sexual inaccessibility.

It didn't predict the housing bubble and collapse, but it certainly did not, unlike some other models, declare that deep recessions can't happen at all.

[It was certainly not worth it, or I wouldn't declare that it was.]" Being manhandled in feline, Bloomsbury manner was perhaps too much for Groucho to tolerate.