Sentence examples for certainly loyal from inspiring English sources
Rawle's illustrations are, as the press release asserts, certainly "loyal" to the original text — settings and characters remain, with minor parts inserted — but "gone are the Judy Garland braids, the Technicolor ruby slippers, the ethereal Glinda the Good Witch".
The show peaked at about 3.5 million viewers in its heyday and though its audience was small, it was certainly loyal.
Jen would say my sample size is not statistically significant, but she's certainly more loyal than me; in fact she made me feel like a deserter when I suggested we needed a bit of focus on our home life.
Certainly, the loyal person does not normally address radical questions to the object of loyalty, but limits them instead to what is seen as compatible with that object's interests.
(Motherland is now being merged with two other parties into what will become the main "opposition"—almost certainly a completely loyal one).
(If corporations are "persons," as is the current legal fiction, they're certainly not very loyal ones).
And, unexpectedly, his excesses were missed: if you're going to go for bad taste, you may as well go headfirst into the abyss and embrace your market - and Cavalli certainly has his very loyal market of Euro-hopping men and women for whom ostentation is the raison d'etre.
"There have already been so many signals in the past years that it is difficult to think that new signals would work on Russian businessmen, but this certainly shows that however loyal you are, however far from politics you are, if they want to take your business they will, because they are greedy bandits".
eBay's offering would certainly be used by loyal customers but it's unclear if it will be able to bring outside traffic to the marketplace.
Certainly Cheers left its loyal viewers feeling satisfied and properly sent off.
