Sentence examples for certainly expresses from inspiring English sources

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

Mr. Blatty has a point: One of the cut scenes, in which Father Merrin (Max von Sydow) explains to Father Karras (Jason Miller) that possession is evil's way of feeding humanity's disgust with humanity, certainly expresses the thematic core of the material.

In the words of the critic Dave Kehr, "I'm not sure that it matters whether or not 'The Dark Knight' espouses conservative values... it certainly expresses them.... Ideology creeps in on little cat feet, whether you want it to or not".

You can respond to most all things with any combination of emojis, which almost certainly expresses what you are trying to say, perfectly.

Although Lady Macbeth may not express violence toward her child with that same degree of grotesqueness, she certainly expresses a sense of brutality when she states that she would smash the babe's head.

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".

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