Sentence examples for certainly true when from inspiring English sources

This is certainly true when it comes to the experience of a patient having surgery.

This is certainly true when it comes to investing: we focus on the stock market average over time.

Munich is said to be the most northern town of Italy – and that's certainly true when it comes to fashion.

That was certainly true when Marina was an intern in our fiction department, last summer; she also wrote for our books blog while she was here.

No, we did not select "The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis" as our December read solely because it's one of the nicest objects we've ever seen, perfect for gifting (wouldn't a red bow look nice against the salmon?) though this is certainly true: when our package arrived from the publisher, "Oooohs" and "Aaaahs" could be heard throughout the halls.

By Macy Halford November 22, 2009 No, we did not select "The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis" as our December read solely because it's one of the nicest objects we've ever seen, perfect for gifting (wouldn't a red bow look nice against the salmon?) though this is certainly true: when our package arrived from the publisher, "Oooohs" and "Aaaahs" could be heard throughout the halls.

That was true in the late '50s and early '60s, when lightweight machinery helped give birth to the cinéma vérité and direct cinema movements, and it is certainly true today, when smartphones and tiny digital cameras turn everyday life into a collective vérité project.

This was certainly true earlier this week when Libya was selected chairman of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights.

It is certainly true that when you extend credit, you take some risk that you will not get paid.

It is certainly true that when we think about gainers and losers from government policies we tend to think only about today's generation.

Now, it's certainly true that when you look at the country's biggest banks, trading and speculation have become an ever-bigger part of their business.