Sentence examples for important certainly from inspiring English sources

All of that is important, certainly.

Although it was a patriarchal society, the hand that rocked the cradle was more important, certainly in family matters.

Extending unemployment insurance as well as the so-called doc fix is equally important — certainly very important, and very important for our economy.

But none of them may prove to be as important, certainly to Mr. Bradley, or as interesting, as the one he began campaigning for yesterday, with the slightly odd if revealing image of Mr. Koch sharing the stage with him.

"Now I have reached 90 it is important, certainly in my profession which does not have a reputation for looking after cinematic artefacts, to preserve my art in all its forms available for future generations," he said.

Mercy to the dying and to the family of the dying has always been considered important, certainly in the western Christian tradition; you adopt a different posture towards them because they are in extremis.

All of those elements were actually more important, or certainly as important, as the pest control itself.

On an issue of this important, they certainly should avoid any appearance of doing so.

These important parameters certainly give two important estimates for judging the final look of the fabric.

In many coastal regions, oil spills can be considered as one of the most important and certainly the most noticeable forms of marine pollution.

But then, as far as WND and MassResistance are concerned, facts really aren't that important -- certainly not in comparison to hating gays.