Sentence examples for certainly told about from inspiring English sources

In 2004, intelligence reports obtained under the US Freedom of Information Act showed that the then US president, Bill Clinton, and his cabinet were almost certainly told about a "final solution" to eliminate the Tutsi population in the early days of the killing.

It certainly told us what about us mattered.

That certainly told us something about how they saw him.

We were certainly told not to worry about much of anything a decade ago".

On the other hand, he certainly told the Russians all he knew about precisely how the British secret services functioned.

Gone are the days of heroines who sleep through most of the story or wait silently for other characters to move the plot forward ― but stories have certainly been told about such women.

I certainly told my representatives that.

They may tell us more about Kafka (though Brod already quoted from them a lot in his biographical writings on Kafka) and they will certainly tell us about the social and intellectual milieu of early-20th-century Prague in which Kafka matured". Booker-shortlisted novelist Will Self was less excited.

They may tell us more about Kafka (though Brod already quoted from them a lot in his biographical writings on Kafka) and they will certainly tell us about the social and intellectual milieu of early-20th-century Prague in which Kafka matured".

I could certainly tell him about my day.

Such mistakes may say something about the utterer (or may not), but they almost certainly tell us nothing about the candidate.