Sentence examples for certainly faint from inspiring English sources

"Grayson was her favourite grandchild, she will certainly faint".

Investing the time to find out more about applicants' attitudes certainly exposes the faint-hearted: one student, asked to taste and identify the offal, shrieks, covers her mouth and jumps up and down in horror.

But a TV series with that dramatic arc would almost certainly trace a faint line compared to a much bolder stroke: Jimmy's path to Saulhood has none of the sweep of Walt's metamorphosis.

He celebrated with relish, kissing the badge on his helmet and pointing his bat at the home dressing-room, knowing that his innings had almost certainly crushed any faint hopes England had of saving the game.

In that sense, Zucker is no more lacking in distinctive ideas than his predecessors at CNN, a deep bench of middle-aged establishment men without meaningful opinions, nor the slightest inclination to deviate from the conventional wisdom, and certainly not the faintest tingle of subversiveness.

But it certainly shines light on the fact the Florida Everglades are daunting, mysterious, and not for the faint of heart.

It's certainly not for the faint-hearted.

The river Misahualli is the most tempestuous (Class IV), and certainly not for the faint-hearted.

It is certainly not for the faint-hearted: a number of semi-abandoned motor-cruiser boats, a bit of thrift-shop bedding, and a barbecue available on the pontoon.

But though Damogen Furies is certainly not for the faint-hearted – the distorted electronic stabs and divebombing beats of Baltang Ort may well be the lift muzak for a descent into hell – nor is it quite the Pandora's box you might expect.

"It's certainly not for the faint of heart," Ms. Wasson agreed.