Sentence examples for certainly does not exist from inspiring English sources

It certainly does not exist now.

"This respect certainly does not exist in Islamic countries".

This is surely one area where a free market certainly does not exist". He too promised to "bring these prisons into proper public control and run them directly as public services".

Teachers do not simply impart information and knowledge; teaching is not merely about systems, facts, figures and certainly does not exist to promote insularity and lack of social interaction.

In his 2006 book The God Delusion, Dawkins contends that a supernatural creator almost certainly does not exist and that religious faith is a delusion—"a fixed false belief".

This second person almost certainly doesn't exist.

The Mount Nystrom trail certainly doesn't exist, but it's all open high country, so it was pretty nice.

"I don't think that is a problem which existed then and it certainly doesn't exist today.

For example, the album shows the staff of the stables, a department that certainly doesn't exist at the paper today.

And I think that what you talked about and what that Washington Post piece talked about describes a level of organization that certainly doesn't exist now, and if it does start to exist, then people should wonder who's paying for it.

But don't start pretending this isn't a world you created when people get upset with it– because it certainly doesn't exist in any version of Silicon Valley I've ever seen.