Sentence examples for certainly expressed from inspiring English sources

You certainly expressed yourself in the 70s.

DR: It has certainly expressed itself in ethnic-religious terms.

Cheney certainly expressed his resentment during his time in the House.

"But I certainly expressed that it was a bit of an existential moment for me.

"They certainly expressed support for the idea that if the process is done locally then they would not oppose it".

"They certainly expressed a direction that shouldn't be a challenge to us, provided they follow through," he said, adding, "Obviously the proof will be in the pudding".

Mrs. Kennedy, certainly, expresses no interest in reflecting on her family's travails.

And we certainly express ourselves openly when we have concerns about human rights issues, as we do in this case.

However, if she says she is aware that he was not invited and implies that things are not going to change, then you may certainly express your hurt.

China, analysts said, would almost certainly express displeasure with the refurbishment of the jets and perhaps even briefly suspend military contacts with the United States.

"Security personnel, both those of the institutions at which I speak, and the United States marshals, do not operate at my direction," he wrote, "but I shall certainly express that as my preference".