Sentence examples for certainly recognised from inspiring English sources

I did not see it coming but I certainly recognised when it had.

In fact he could be quite a conservative bowler; he certainly recognised the virtue of being parsimonious, of frustrating his opponents by denying them any easy runs.

In Wales, Labour remains the biggest party and voters have certainly recognised the "clear red water" between Welsh Labour and New Labour.

I don't know whether he recognised the significance of this innovation when he conceived Childe Harold, but he certainly recognised it after the poem was published.

Mill certainly recognised different qualities of happiness: he thought that the pleasures of listening to opera or reading Milton, for example, were "higher" than the kind of enjoyment found in a good meal.

The edition I give to those who I wish to proselytize is the one with the preface by John McGahern my old teacher, who certainly recognised this book as a classic".

Those of us unfamiliar with Greengrass's name would certainly recognise his style.

As for the expression of the groom himself, you will certainly recognise it.

Dahl and Nygaard would certainly recognise it as their progeny, but might also be amazed at how much it has grown up.

I think I recognise this in R, but I most certainly recognise it in myself despite not being the alcoholic.

Alpha Boomers would certainly recognise the pleasures of "amortality", but there's an important sense in which being over 50 also offers new and different freedoms.