Sentence examples for certainly thought that from inspiring English sources

Aged 12, I certainly thought that engagement rings and house purchases signified romantic solidity.

Bill Robbinss) certainly thought that would be the case, declaring that they'd be the West Coast Kennedys.

Here is another thing that Shakespeare certainly thought: that women are more than the equal of men.

Plato certainly thought that matters of the greatest importance hang in the balance, as is clear from the famous statement that "there is an old quarrel between philosophy and poetry" (Republic, 607b5 6).

In other words, although Aristotle countenanced relational predicates, and though he certainly thought that objects in the world are related to other objects, he did not accept relations as a genuine type of entity.

"I certainly thought that the England striker had been knocked off balance.

We certainly think that's kind of crazy".

"I certainly think that's what they've been able to achieve".

"I certainly think that's why they brought me here," Hitchcock said.

I certainly think that is the future direction it [policy] is likely to go in".

"I certainly think that's a possibility," said M. Clay Ragsdale, a lawyer in Birmingham representing the shareholders who sued HealthSouth in Birmingham federal court in 1998.