Sentence examples for certainly read it from inspiring English sources

I would definitely recommend this book to someone else and I would certainly read it again.

The touchscreen display uses a font of such grand proportions that the driver behind can almost certainly read it, too.

That's a genuine "I don't understand", not a passive-aggressive one; and if any commenters want to essay a thoughtful explanation, I'll certainly read it carefully and try to understand.

By "work", I mean that the words stand out clearly without shimmering, and that you can certainly read it outside, in dappled light and direct sunlight, as you would not be able to read a normal computer screen.

She had certainly read it, in any case, by the time she joined Friedan's activist group, the National Organization for Women, in 1967, a year after it was founded.

On Tuesday, France's culture minister, Fleur Pellerin, told French radio she would certainly read it, adding that Houellebecq had always been a "provocative novelist" who had a "strange sense of humour".

Members of his Church, and other Christian faiths, certainly will read it, in a way that may, with any luck, come to inform the political involvement of Catholics in the United States, where it might even distract the Bishops from their problems with Obamacare, and in any number of other countries.

It seemed to me remarkable that anyone who could only have seen the play once, and certainly not have read it, should have grasped so much of its intention".

Only that I'll certainly want to read it.

He did not speak Chinese and certainly did not read it.

"The Female Eunuch" came out when I was ten, and I certainly didn't read it then or for some years afterward — I wasn't that precocious.