Sentence examples for he certainly thinks from inspiring English sources
Yet he certainly thinks big.
But he certainly thinks the current four can match the golden standard he set.
When asked about the possible order this week, the White House spokesman, Jay Carney, said, "What the president is committed to is transparency, and he certainly thinks that the American taxpayer should know where his or her money is going".
And although Van Gaal's time in Catalonia is not always looked back upon with the fondness that he, certainly, thinks it deserves, the Dutchman is proud of his legacy.
He certainly thinks so and says it - in interviews, in documentaries and in the catalogue to his latest show of paintings, among the Old Masters at the National Gallery.
He seems to think that such emulation is new, and he certainly thinks it harmful: he talks sternly of a sort of sumptuary "arms race", where one person's purchase of a smart suit for a job interview forces all other job candidates to spend more on their tailoring.
He certainly thought he could be.
Asked whether he still thought Aqueduct Entertainment was the right choice, Mr. Paterson said he "certainly thought it was right at the time".
He certainly thought by April he would have locked in the governor and the mayor, which he hasn't done".
