Sentence examples for certainly jumped from inspiring English sources

We have certainly jumped into some kind of societal black hole when Rodman's calling a brutal dictator "a good guy" is considered good television.

Different strains of HIV have almost certainly jumped from apes to humans – through hunting or handling bushmeat – scores of times throughout history.

They've certainly jumped on board with that and have been fantastic – let's hope Wembley is full, let's hope it is red and white and we can make it a fortress," says Sinfield.

"I've certainly jumped in the deep end in agreeing to play for the Barbarians without having any rugby union experience," he said.

Genes can certainly jump between bacteria.

Others will almost certainly jump on the bandwagon in 2011.

The trouble, however, is that Nature does certainly jump, if not leap.

Certainly, jumping into the Kaepernick controversy won't endear him to the other owners, who want that whole issue to go away.

Finding a picture of a young black boy in one of her grandmother's photo albums, Berne wonders at length about who he is and why he's there before admitting that she's almost certainly jumping to (a novelist's) conclusions.

They can certainly jump into the fray if they choose to.

Admittedly, the application is pretty broad (as these things usually are) and covers a LOT of ground, but certain bits certainly jump out to the casual observer.