Sentence examples for everything certainly from inspiring English sources

Not everything, certainly not everyone, coming into Ukraine has to cross at a checkpoint.

Gadget users today value instant connectivity above everything; certainly, far more than picture quality, given the poor graphical resolution of the web generally.

Gadget users today value instant connectivity above everything; certainly, far more than picture quality, given the mostly poor graphical resolution of the web.Snapped in the middleThat has left mirrorless cameras squeezed between increasingly sophisticated smartphones that cost much less, and entry-level DSLRs that cost not all that much more.

"If you have ever seen a man die, remember that one day the same fate awaits you". "Foolish are you who promises to live a long time when you cannot count even on one day". "Happy is he who always has the hour of his death before his eyes and is ready to die every day". "Upon death, you leave everything". Certainly young people, presuming they are immortal, consider it all rather amusing.

So many factors play into it, of course, and the general move from analog anything to digital everything certainly plays a role (the same has been seen for traditional media such as newspaper and magazines losing readers and ad revenue to the web).

Aren't friends supposed to tell each other everything, certainly everything that's important?

"I always gave everything but certainly I had my shortcomings," said Bertone, 78, on Sunday.

And while the anti-biological-warfare message may not be everything, it certainly figures into Participant's calculations.

I was wrong about almost everything anyway, certainly about betting shops.

But, he added, "If Ralph decides he wants to change everything, it certainly won't be seamless".

It was to detach everything, and certainly wasn't anything my Russian teachers had the vaguest idea about.