Sentence examples for most certainly, I from inspiring English sources

"Most certainly, I am not".

Most certainly, I think, Mr. Perkins was inspired by some of the greater (and lesser) poets of the age as he worked in lumbering, lurking, lyrical dark.

A handwritten comment, seemingly by Hoover, takes issue with Ladd's insinuations: "This phraseology means nothing + most certainly I can't send to W. H. [the White House] such ambiguous + sweeping statements". Hoover declined to make a recommendation.

A memo from D. M. Ladd to Hoover states that Bernstein was "connected, affiliated, or in some manner associated" with various organizations described as Communist fronts: A handwritten comment, seemingly by Hoover, takes issue with Ladd's insinuations: "This phraseology means nothing + most certainly I can't send to W. H. [the White House] such ambiguous + sweeping statements".

So most certainly I'm going to have more insight than someone reading briefings from the staffers".

Stanley recounted: "Had I gone with them, most certainly, I would have died.

If there's an opportunity to serve again in a way that I feel passionate about, I'll most certainly think I would explore it," the senator said.

It's most certainly why I was born.

Is it worth the black eye that I will most certainly incur if I keep fighting through the crowd of excited shoppers to get it?

"But I thought you liked children?" I most certainly do, but what if I said I didn't?

And, behaving in a way I was most certainly not raised, I don't help too much.