Sentence examples for entirely certainly from inspiring English sources

The Dungeons and Dragons movie, released two years earlier––you know, the one you probably didn't see and had until now forgotten about entirely––certainly didn't offer much hope for dragons as any kind of viable subject matter.

"They'll be looking to try and get an opportunity of playing for medal, whether that will happen or not I'm not entirely sure, but they're certainly working hard towards that".

To me, the Black Lives Matter movement has – if not entirely rejected – certainly questioned such politics.

But, in the end, he chose if not to isolate himself entirely, then certainly to move away from the crowd.

Louis's real attitude in this situation is not entirely clear: certainly his policy was in keeping with his authoritarian insistence upon unity.

Neither player's path to this stage had been entirely seamless, certainly not compared with the smooth progress made by Roger Federer and Andy Murray.

On Twitter everyone's tweets are public and accessible and it seems that all the tweets that had been directed at Mr Jackson – all that the bloggers could find – are entirely civil (certainly by parliamentary standards) and seek to debate the issues.

"A correction is entirely possible, certainly from a valuation perspective [for] the S&P is trading at about 25% above its median price-to-sales ratio" he argued.

Suspending the mechanism entirely would certainly concentrate minds in the US administration — given the thousands of US companies signed up to rely on it simplifying their business operations.

Not entirely traditional, but certainly not modern, either.

But to be prepared to make the journey in an entirely vertical direction certainly shows initiative.