Sentence examples for certainly exercised from inspiring English sources

Although their persecution of Latin Christians was exaggerated by the latter, Vandal kings certainly exercised more pressure than others.

Wagner's compelling artistic personality certainly exercised near-magic powers over many of his younger contemporaries and successors, exceeding even Beethoven's spell.

The job certainly exercises both the left and right sides of my brain.

That's the sort of topic that would certainly exercise a judge.

But the department would almost certainly exercise its prosecutorial discretion and refuse to charge its own leader.

But airlines still have the right to insist that these devices are not used while attendants run through the safety briefing a right they should certainly exercise.

The Jets will almost certainly exercise it because if they decline, there is a default bonus of $10 million, a golden parachute for Martin.

Mae West liked a guy who took his time, and Mike Leigh certainly exercises that privilege in this 2¾-hour play originally seen at Hampstead in 1979.

Hicks and Gillett refinanced their debts earlier this year with the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and that deal is due to expire on 25 January, although the Americans will almost certainly exercise an option to extend the deal for a further six months until the end of July.

They could certainly exercise a veto.

Honda is the only other manufacturer in F1, but partner McLaren would almost certainly exercise their veto over any potential deal with Red Bull, who in any case are not believed to be interested in a deal with the Japanese company at this stage.