Sentence examples for certainly shows up from inspiring English sources

If this is the case, it certainly shows up Russell Brand's no-voting campaign to be as reckless as many first thought.

The whole sorry episode certainly shows up the two reviewers who were primarily responsible - Connolly, who was hopeless at anything that required abstract thought and who was a complete sucker for grand names and grand gestures, both of which The Outsider had aplenty, and poor Toynbee, who was always susceptible to grand-sounding ideas.

"Anybody who has looked at a deal once in this industry thinks they're an expert". The money chase certainly shows up in the valuations among public aerospace and defense companies.

It certainly shows up in sporting events in sometimes distressing and bizarre ways.

Stories about people who can't access their drugs will almost certainly show up in the media.

Space shuttle crews dine on radiation-treated food, and it will almost certainly show up on space station menus.

But it certainly showed up on the field, where they conjured three consecutive fourth-down stops in the final quarter.

Problems for students will almost certainly show up first in the area of private loans, which are not guaranteed by the federal government.

With 6-foot-8 Auburn starter Chuma Okeke out of the tournament with a knee injury suffered in the Sweet 16, the Cavs were expected to have an advantage inside and it's certainly shown up on the defensive end.

He was also a staunch advocate for contemporary composers, a number of whom will certainly show up to pay tribute to him in a concert that includes the song cycles "A Heartland Portrait" (with poems by Ted Kooser) and "Artsongs" (settings of poems about art by Rilke, Wilbur, O'Hara, and others).

Why didn't you warm up properly?'" One date he will certainly show up for is the Last Night of the Proms next month, where he will be the first German to give the time-honoured rendition of "Rule, Britannia!" as the evening roars to its climax.