Sentence examples for certainly gone far from inspiring English sources

John Wright, head of home recruitment at Surrey, said: "This year's clearing has certainly gone far, far quicker than any other and I've been doing this for 10 years.

The McNamara methods certainly went far toward putting defense contracting on a more businesslike basis.

Author and compiler Simon Goddard certainly went far enough here to please the people, I think, but I can still imagine death threats phoned in from fans in disagreement with him about "Picadilly Palare".

I saw a slight sea-change within my research, but it has almost certainly not gone far enough".

At times over the past several weeks, the country has certainly gone too far in the other direction.

One is ideal, two is unacceptable – and at 14, you've certainly gone too far.

It certainly can go far beyond sitting at a table".

"From the history of it, I'd say it was always set up to be quote-unquote adequate but certainly not going far beyond what is the bare minimum.

An article in the document, while certainly not going far enough, stated: "True, authorities of the Jews and those who followed their lead pressed for the death of Christ; still, what happened in His passion cannot be blamed upon all the Jews then living, without distinction, nor upon the Jews of today".

Hunan Satellite TV has certainly gone about as far as the media can go in today's China, a country where all newspapers, magazines and radio and television stations still ultimately belong to the government and formally operate under the Communist Party's propaganda department.

Again, the reaction among logicians to Hegelian attempts to merge logic into metaphysics certainly went too far.