Sentence examples for certainly do not understand from inspiring English sources

His teammates certainly do not understand.

And we certainly do not understand why an alleged whistleblower is being threatened with the death penalty, or the possibility of life in prison.

He began by patronising his readers and the people who pay his wages ("many Australians seem to have no idea what human rights are, and many certainly do not understand what free speech is") and then made this curious and revealing claim: Codes of conduct play an enormously important role in filling the gap between what is technically legal, and civilising and normalising behaviour.

They certainly don't understand it theologically.

"They certainly don't understand the comprehensiveness of the crisis".

We certainly don't understand the adjective to imply color, when used in this sense.

We certainly don't understand very well the dynamics of these attitudes and beliefs.

And we certainly don't understand the violent internecine religious battles we've set in motion.

In brief preperformance remarks she said of these complex theories, "I certainly don't understand them, but I think I do understand the poetry" of each.

"Federal courts don't understand the risks of the business and they certainly don't understand the day-to-day life of a fisherman.

I certainly don't understand an anonymous op-ed proclaiming some right to fight a rear-guard action behind the president's back.