Sentence examples for certainly knowing from inspiring English sources

"That said, certainly, knowing what we know today, decisions would be made differently".

Do credit Mr. Lindsay for certainly knowing what sells.

As he stands at the microphone on Lou Gehrig Appreciation Day, almost certainly knowing his fate, he musters extraordinary perspective and grace.

Of the two, Geithner owed less but should have paid a higher political price, since he was appointed to run the I.R.S., among other things, and since his "mistake" was, for at least two years of delinquency, almost certainly knowing.

He that considers how hardly Sensation is, in our Thoughts, reconcilable to extended Matter; or Existence to any thing that hath no Extension at all, will confess, that he is very far from certainly knowing what his Soul is.

Clarity is important to any successful project and certainly, knowing the facts is a good thing.

My own view was certainly darker, knowing that a police raid might be imminent.

Nothing in the movie -- certainly no knowing winks at the adults in the audience -- prevented children from indulging their imaginations.

It's certainly worth knowing.

Providers are certainly not complacent, knowing it isn't ownership but leadership and quality of staff that provide consistent effective care.

You may be correct that "listeners certainly came away knowing that Mr. Kerry was a liberal senator ("The Final Debate," editorial, Oct. 14), but I saw yet another Democratic presidential candidate, shackled by his poll-numbed consultants, let the president's liberal-baiting go by without challenge.