Sentence examples for certainly there is something from inspiring English sources

"Certainly there is something there," he said.

Well, certainly there is something distasteful about it.

Certainly there is something god-like in playing with history this way.

Certainly, there is something very comforting about this tale for us spectators.

Certainly there is something to be said about north Africans trying to distance themselves from "black Africa".

Certainly there is something intellectually invigorating in the thought that there is, in Dr. Gundersheimer's words, "Shakespeare stuff" floating about New York City.

But certainly there's something wrong there, and this is not just solipsism — there's some kind of personal obsession going on".

Certainly there's something Dardenne-like about some images in "Rust and Bone," the latest from Jacques Audiard ("A Prophet"), and its theme of moral awakening.

Certainly there's something refreshing about the way this body-popping takes "Outlier" far outside the rarefied atmosphere of the ballet studio.

Certainly there was something trance-inducing about Stephen Colbert's opening number, a honky-tonk ditty about how "everything is better on TV".

Certainly, there's something odd about the fact that the main industry in Haworth depends upon a family whose last productive scion (Charlotte) died in 1855.