Lord Grade said he had fleetingly heard rumours, saying: "There were question marks, certainly".
Although my choice of A-levels – English, history and geography – would reflect my subsequent career as a writer, my marks certainly didn't.
"There were question marks, certainly [but] I never heard anything that gave me cause to think we should investigate or do anything about it.
It has been seen as a weakness of this Gunners team in the past, and poor marking certainly cost them when City scored their equaliser from a corner at Emirates Stadium in September.
The current view, namely that epigenetic regulation is based on chromatin and DNA marking, certainly applies to, for example, imprinting.
If there were a Nobel Peace Prize given to Americans who are actively working to promote smarter, healthier, more sustainable ways to consume food, then mother and son Vicki and Evan Marks would certainly be candidates.
Okay, so connecting director Kenneth Branagh's Thor, the latest cinematic rendering of a Marvel Comic character, might be pushing the Nordic film connection, but this flick has hit most of the grandiose marks and certainly won't dissuade the interest in anything Norwegian.
We pulled up to a gate, with a sign in Chinese and little other marking — nothing, certainly, indicating that Sonoma Artisan Foie Gras had been operating there for fifteen years.
That question mark was certainly required.
Only two of the evangelists give an account of Jesus's birth; in Mark, almost certainly the oldest of the four gospels, Jesus makes his entrance as a mature adult, with parents, brothers and sisters well known in Nazareth.
Also for any man with a conscience every abortion is a moral ordeal that leaves a mark, but certainly here the fate of the woman is in such a disproportionate condition of unfairness compared with the man's, that every male should bite his tongue three times before speaking about such things.
