Sentence examples for certainly honoured from inspiring English sources

I'm certainly honoured to be recognised in this way, it's an absolute privilege.

"I certainly would be honoured – it would be meaningful for me to visit those two cities in the future," Obama said during his 2009 trip.

"I certainly would be honoured – it would be meaningful for me to visit those two cities in the future," he said.

"We certainly wanted to honour the spirit of the magazine," says Oscar-winning documentary-maker Alex Gibney, one of the executive producers of the series.

Any attempt at a revival, however, would certainly have to honour Eunice Johnson (who died in 2010) as its muse, for, as Audrey Smaltz (associate Fashion Fair buyer and commentator [1970 77]) observed, no one else could put on a fashion show and "keep it going 50 years".

"If it was to come about in 10 years' time, it's certainly one I would be honoured to do," said the former Scotland midfielder.

"It's certainly an honour," said Williamson. "I've really enjoyed my time spent as captain and believe this team can achieve a lot.

"While earning a nomination is certainly an honour and one to be celebrated, it is not a 'win' and using that term or terms similar to it is likely to mislead the public and diminish the excitement around the awards show, when the winners will be revealed".

"It's certainly an honour and a privilege," Aluko said.

Snow Patrol's Jonny Quinn said: "Living in London and everything, with all the excitement, it's certainly an honour to be part of it.

David Cameron certainly seems fond of honouring or elevating to the peerage those working around him.