Sentence examples for more certainly not from inspiring English sources

Even more certainly, not enough time to prepare, given burgeoning careers and hectic social schedules.

The truth is, I don't think I do love her any more, certainly not in the way I used to.

They are more expensive, true, but only slightly more – certainly not nearly enough to account for the £10 or £15 difference that has traditionally existed between the two formats.

We feel the second shame immediately after because manhood (and its arbitrary markers) is something we're not supposed to be worried about any more – certainly not the more base aspects of it, like violence.

Hardly anyone even makes these discs any more, certainly not Microsoft, and they're pretty much worthless without a licensed copy of the OS in the first place.

[Oops. As has been pointed out a couple times now, I goofed here. Newman was at NBC, so he was at the wrong network. It's his mistake, not mine. Who in their right mind is at NBC any more? Certainly not the viewers.].

In this time of recession, they wanted us to focus on jobs, not more spending, not more government, and certainly not more taxes.

Morrison is her heir, in the sense that she dares to discuss and publish more (though certainly not all) of the truth.

After a handful of seconds to allow them to begin to set, the eggs are turned a couple of times with wide sweeps with a wooden spoon — no more, and certainly not vigorously "scrambled" — until just cooked but still moist.

In quotes: "Europe has some breathing space, nothing more, and certainly not a resolution.

The possibility that BP could do this deal, let Devon clean up its balance sheet, then come back for more, "is certainly not beyond the pale," he adds.