Sentence examples for had certainly thought from inspiring English sources

"I had certainly thought I was over the hill.

King had certainly thought about using the "dream" refrain in Washington.

As for himself, Mr. Brinkley, 52, said that while he had "certainly thought about life differently," he continued to live in the city with his family.

As Wagner and Auerbach tell it, Hughes had certainly thought of the possibility of using P.G.D. to determine H.L.A. type long before Wagner called, but he had several concerns.

Anthony Trollope manages to slip in "There's nothing like a good screw", and even the F-word, though my favourite is his description of Plantagenet Palliser struggling with an inconvenient erection: "Since he had been told that Lady Dumbello smiled upon him, he had certainly thought more about her smiles than had been good for his statistics.

I've certainly thought about it.

"I have certainly thought about it," said McCarver, who is 70.

"We've certainly thought a lot about these issues," he said in a phone interview yesterday.

"But I've certainly thought about what may happen if I'm offered a job.

We have certainly thought of him as a twentieth-century skeptic in a world devoted to illusion.

There's an argument to be made here about the effects of movies like this; if I were an A-lister, I would have certainly thought twice about appearing in the Kick-Ass sequel, enjoy its predecessor though I did.