Sentence examples for certainly spoken from inspiring English sources

They include people who would have almost certainly spoken up had coldhearted talk of genocide come from the likes of Mel Gibson or Patrick J. Buchanan, neither a stranger to provocative comments about Jews.

"I don't think we have seen an antitax uprising, but holding down property taxes is certainly spoken about a lot," said Dr. James D. Hudson, the 54-year-old school board president, a dentist with two children in the high school.

I had certainly spoken to Royce about Velázquez's uncanny naturalism, his unrivalled ability to convey fabrics with a few rushed brushstrokes, to create spaces that invite you to enter, people with whom you feel you can talk, children that actually look like children, dogs you want to stroke, skin that has the true colour of skin.

But Butcher said: "We have certainly spoken to his agent.

"In the morning we'd certainly spoken about Chris attacking in the final and maybe making up those 20-odd seconds to move into second overall.

Critics have certainly spoken out against the lack of disabilities representation onscreen and onstage.

But he certainly speaks engagingly to audiences.

She added: "The way he worked certainly speaks to me.

They certainly spoke volumes in evaluating President Clinton's legacy.

"He certainly speaks well and has a great smiling countenance.

It certainly speaks to present-day conversations, though obliquely.