Sentence examples for certainly he still from inspiring English sources

Certainly he still believes that music and dance should be dissociated, and one can believe that the dancers in "Way Station" heard Takehisa Kosugi's sound score for the first time when they were onstage on Saturday.

Certainly he still has enough speed in his legs to be British record holder over a distance as short as the 1500m.

Almost certainly he would still have been in charge for this summer's eagerly anticipated series.

Certainly, he's still got a long way to go on a peculiarly harsh and unrewarding path; but his beginnings are spectacular.

While Ewing had certainly declined defensively, he still was more of a presence than Longley, Knight and Johnson put together.

And, with his rousing speeches about beating Donald Trump in a variety of contests, the 73-year-old certainly seems like he still has the "stamina" to do the job.

In 1996, certainly, he believed weaponisation was still rudimentary).

Even though he concentrated in services marketing and operations management at SHA (which is certainly not real estate), he still hit the ground running in his new role.

He certainly still has a path to victory because this is such a red state, and independent candidate Greg Orman is an unpredictable wild card who is pulling votes from the Democrat, but they believe Kobach squandered the chance after beating the incumbent GOP governor in the August primary to focus on issues that could appeal to persuadable swing voters.

At the time, Jacksonville Coach Tom Coughlin said: "Chris Howard is a young man and he certainly still is developmental.

And while Mr. Stickles may not be saying much from a word-count perspective, he's certainly still talking, and he certainly has a lot to say.