Sentence examples for certainly much of from inspiring English sources

During that interval, certainly, much of the epic tradition was formed.

Certainly much of how Street Fighter V works remains, even at launch, frustratingly unclear.

Certainly, much of his support can be explained by economic and demographic trends.

Certainly, much of the increase in injuries is due to girls' increased participation in sports.

Certainly, much of the hot money that inflated many a get-rich-quick venture on the Internet has evaporated.

"Certainly much of this comes from basic awareness and less insistence on the procedure from the medical industry".

There is certainly much discussion of electric cars all of a sudden, although not as much as the internet prompted in 1995 (see chart).Two questions arise.

"There is certainly much talk of violence among some people often too young to realise the tremendous damage such violence could do to the overall nationalist cause, and indeed to the causes closest to their hearts.

I'm certainly much less certain of the area of screening for colorectal cancer.

Certainly much greater promotion of the wider range of pre-pregnancy health and care activities is needed if the number and range of pre-pregnancy activities carried out by women is to be increased.

Theoretically, metre appears to be without stress accent, and certainly much polyphonic music of a later period, such as the masses of Palestrina, has an almost stressless flow.