Sentence examples for certainly held that from inspiring English sources

Back then the Gores had the makings of a political dynasty, and the paterfamilias, Albert Gore Sr., certainly held that ambition.

He certainly held that they arise from perception,[15] and that we are conscious of them when we employ them in our thinking (Essay II.i.2 3, I.i.8, II.xxvii.9).9

But going down the path of industrial policy certainly holds that risk.

"If Rizzo seems to just be going through the motions and not following judge's instructions to be forthcoming, she can certainly hold that against him at sentencing," Armour said.

But has it Conventional wisdom certainly holds that America's economy is outpacing all its rivals.

Certainly they were more numerous, especially when they held that ten-to-one advantage at Sulva Bay.

Although this evidence was available when we held that summary judgment was inappropriate, we certainly did not hold that it was irrelevant in determining whether racial gerrymandering occurred.

He's got a job to do and if his advisors say there should be a bit of clear water and distance between him and Rebekah and myself at the moment I certainly don't hold that against him.