Sentence examples for certainly not much from inspiring English sources

And certainly not much in the way of sporting events.

Here, there was certainly not much to look at.

"There might have been some value there decades ago, but certainly not much today".

The watchword for the holidays is subdued; certainly not much inspires celebration.

"While I'm no atheist, I'm certainly not much of a believer," Verdi once remarked.

That's certainly not much fun – whereas football in May is invariably fabulous.

"I see with Delta, sometimes the fare difference between first and coach is not that much, certainly not as much as it used to be," said Mr. Catlette, who flies mostly on Delta out of Memphis.

Seemingly not very much, and certainly not very much that might translate into policy.

Not that it needed that much freshening up, really, and certainly not as much as I, for example, do.

But certainly not that much.

Freddie's board has certainly not been much of one.