Sentence examples for certainly supposed from inspiring English sources

"It was very much an order, you were certainly supposed to be solemn, but that doesn't mean the tears weren't genuine.

It's certainly supposed to be funny.

The Wall Street Journal was certainly supposed to be the capstone of his career.

But a TV chef is certainly supposed to be held to a higher standard of culinary originality to a normal person.

Being linguistically competent with terms for structural relations like correspondence does not force endorsement of claims that connect truth with correspondence; no one not already in the grip of the correspondence theory would suppose that they must endorse (17), and those who oppose it would certainly suppose otherwise.

I'm certainly not supposed to use the word "bleed" or "blood".

And I am certainly not supposed to be standing here, maybe to become the next first lady of the United States".

Whether there evolved out of this a "gay aesthetic" is arguable, though it can certainly be supposed that gay and lesbian people may historically have found a haven in fashion because, as Ms. Steele suggested, it offered "a chance to create another world in reaction to a homophobic society".

They are certainly not supposed to take place in pubs in Northampton.

Due to convergent evolution in particular of the leg and foot bones, remains of the prehistoric pseudotooth birds (Pelagornithidae) may be mistaken for those of extinct albatrosses; Manu may be such a case, and quite certainly the supposed giant albatross femur from the Early Pleistocene Dainichi Formation at Kakegawa, Japan, actually is from one of the last pseudotooth birds.

Certainly, we suppose that colloidal stabilization for [Ag (PEG)] occur due to the presence of van der waals forces between the oxygen negatively charged groups present in the molecular structure of the PEG, and the positively charged that surround the surface of the inert Ag-NPs [45, 47].