Sentence examples for is certainly none from inspiring English sources

If there was none then, there is certainly none now.

Whether or not there is truth in advertising, there is certainly none for online advertisers, at least none that is immediately obvious and simple.

There is certainly none of the enthusiasm Obama mustered in the Muslim world in 2008, said Munawar Hasan, president of the conservative Islamic party Jamaat-e-Islami.

There is certainly none of the CGI garbage of the film – its flying galleons, its impossibly-well trained falcon etc etc etc.

"The formal mandate we set is that the structural current deficit should be in balance in the final year of the five-year forecast period, which is 2015-16 in this budget". In the same speech he even claimed: "There is no money left". If there was none then, there is certainly none now.

There is certainly none of the torpid melancholy and disillusion that tend to creep into screen versions of Le Carré - a reflex, perhaps, of his status as the most literary of spy novelists, whose works are sometimes thought of with a kind of Brideshead oboe playing regretfully somewhere in the background.

There was certainly none of the thrill of Barack Obama's elevation.

There was certainly none to be found at the Howard Johnson on the corner, with its postage-stamp-size lobby.

"There's certainly none or very little trust in a lot of the police, but it's not against the day-to-day officers – it's the hierarchy".

Guidebooks to Bucharest are thin on the ground and there were certainly none in any of the four bookshops I tried at Heathrow.

Sadly it would take another 15 years and colossal amounts of Benzedrine for the genius to emerge; there's certainly none here.