Sentence examples for certainly we cannot from inspiring English sources

We laugh at deformed creatures, wherein certainly we cannot delight".

"Most certainly, we cannot condone any excessive use of force against any members of our community".

"Certainly we cannot claim that violence is the monopoly of only one religion," he said.

"There's a draft decision, but the [final] decision itself has not been made, and certainly we cannot speak of fines yet".

"Certainly we cannot accuse the inhabitants of the United States of living to eat," the French mining engineer and gourmand Henri Babinski wrote, under his nom de food, Ali-Bab, in his "Encyclopedia of Practical Gastronomy," published at the turn of the last century.

Certainly we cannot erase from our minds the unsavory aspects of its imperialist history.

And while new types of jobs will certainly emerge, we cannot be sure, says Harari, that humans will do them better than AIs, computers and robots.

"And that means, certainly symbolically, we cannot have the Confederate flag waving in the state capitol".

Nevertheless, we certainly admit that we cannot be sure by which genome the additional gene is carried; It might be hosted by a eukaryote endoparasite, or by a prokaryotic or viral genome, although we present some evidence for mitochondrial translation.

47 Again, this is almost certainly revealing what we cannot see but is occurring in mouse and man.

In the buildup to the first game, we certainly cannot say we have not been suitably prepared.