Sentence examples for certainly maybe from inspiring English sources

Certainly; maybe a little higher than some players.

I think there is an assumption when you think about the history of almost anything, but certainly maybe in the history of your own country, that things are always getting better.

She is a serious writer, certainly, maybe even a "serious" one, but it is difficult to think of another contemporary novelist who will so relentlessly pursue the truth and then punctuate it with a honking red nose, who will expose real pain and human complexity while at the same time squirting water in your eye.

Until recently the optimists in UKIP talked of them electing a handful of MPs - Farage certainly, maybe Carswell again plus one or two more.

"This tree obviously has been hit in the past, certainly once, maybe twice, maybe more than that.

It would have changed the course of history, certainly, but maybe not for the better.

Rembrandt was painstaking, certainly; but maybe he wasn't all that honest, after all.

Matt Kenseth picked the theme to "Star Wars" (triumphant, certainly, but maybe not exactly relevant).

Songs such as "Brandy Alexander" – a breezy co-write with balladeer Ron Sexsmith – tended to cement the view that Feist was your sensitive singer-songwriter type; beautiful and super-talented, certainly, but maybe a little strait-laced.

I had always suspected cookery television to be rather like Grand Designs or Changing Rooms – entertaining, certainly; instructive, maybe; but then you would switch the telly off and forget about it.

"It's a gigantic story, the most significant in the industry, certainly this year maybe in the past few years," said Matthew Belloni, executive editor of the Hollywood Reporter, who is leading the organisation's exhaustive coverage of the scandal.