Sentence examples for certainly for all from inspiring English sources

Certainly for all of them, as for Israel, America's rage carries both risks and opportunities.

Not always for one another, of course — hence the confusion — but certainly for all but the grouchiest moviegoer.

Certainly, for all Nadal's kind words for Almagro, his compatriot was rarely in a position to embarrass him on Wednesday.

Certainly, for all his Russian heritage, Ušakovs does not come from the Moscow school of staid public politics.

Certainly, for all that many comics rely on Jongleurs for their bread and butter, a lot are cynical about the brand.

Certainly for all countries to have precisely the same goals is not a prerequisite to cooperation, and very possibly, the difference between the central role and some other role might not be significant.

Woolf aficionados are certainly grateful for all the attention and sales.

Because they'd kill you very well And all your gold they'll certainly sell For all these reasons stay away.

The landlords in the area are certainly happy for all the attention.

That's certainly true, for all the reasons laid out by economist Joseph Stiglitz his New York Times op-ed of last week.

Brady is certainly deserving, but for all the issues Vick has raised — intentionally or not — he is the M.I.P., the most invaluable player.