Sentence examples for certainly mentioned from inspiring English sources

"We have certainly mentioned Spain," he said.

Through experimental results that shows little difference between the estimated lumped resistance and those extracted by the HPPC and the DCIR techniques, it can be certainly mentioned that this work sufficiently provides an outstanding solution related to the available maximum pulse current estimation of a Li-Ion battery to be operated within the safety discharging/charging range.

And while we've certainly mentioned that to our children, it's possible that the timing of our message (during the temper tantrum, or while trying to explain why we do not want to see "one more magic trick" after dinner) has been poor.

The game is certainly mentioned by Homer, who represents the suitors of Penelope amusing themselves with it (Od. I.107).

The Post item -- which may or may not be baseless itself -- offered no hints as to the identity of the alleged rapist and certainly mentioned no one by name.

Still others to some unmentionable part of Ginsberg (though Ginsberg would certainly mention it).

But the Flyers, at their practice rink in Voorhees, N.J., were certainly mentioning it, transcripts provided by the team showed.

EL PASO — Ask El Paso old-timers about their fondest memories of downtown, and they will almost certainly mention the alligators.

There are dozens of writers I could put in this group, but I'd certainly mention Yuval Levin, Daniel Larison, Will Wilkinson, Julian Sanchez, James Poulos, Megan McArdle, Matt Continetti and, though he's a tad older, Ramesh Ponnuru.

On small objects from this time, one of them dated to the important king Narmer but certainly mentioning a different person, there are two possible mentions of a "Men" who may be the king Menes.

Obama will almost certainly mention mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, which activists say is a primary cause of the mass imprisonment of more than 2.26 million people, the largest incarcerated population in the world, according to the National Research Council.