Sentence examples for he certainly needed from inspiring English sources
He certainly needed that late speed against countryman Geoffrey Kamworor, who's more a track star than amarathoner.
He certainly needed self-confidence after a mutant strain of the tuberculosis germ left him blind in 1940.
He certainly needed all the self-belief of youth to come back from 0-2 down in the third the previous evening.
He certainly needed exterior support; for on his accession to the Hungarian throne he encountered almost universal hostility because of his alleged pagan leanings, due largely to the influence of his Cuman wife Elizabeth, to whom his father had married him for political reasons in 1255.
He certainly needed something to.
He certainly needs to do something.
He certainly needs to expand his musical horizons.
He certainly needs some, having accomplished little else in his first year in office.
He certainly needs that momentum: at the moment his approval rating by a disillusioned French public is a dismal 35%.
The chairwoman of the Wisconsin Democratic Party, Linda Honold, said: "He certainly needs to pay attention to the entire country.
He certainly needs one: after losing a big chunk of support to Labour which will not come back, the Liberal Democrats will need to appeal to "soft" Tory voters in 2015.
