Sentence examples for most certainly but from inspiring English sources

They belong in a museum, most certainly, but they do not always belong on display.

Yes, most certainly, but they have to play to their greatest strength, which isn't Ponder.

Pace, yes, most certainly, but his line was so good too and also his application.

The alphabet ought to be free, most certainly, but the people who painstakingly arrange it into books deserve to be paid for their work.

The dislodging of Isis from Raqqa, Ramadi or Mosul will require air power, most certainly, but it will also depend on a ground presence.

In the event, Clinton used his time to deliver a masterclass in the art of political performance, most certainly, but also in the more elusive science of electoral strategy.

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

Dogged, Stoke City most certainly are, but underdogs?

Talent most certainly helps, but single-mindedness, passion, humility and the ability to live modestly seem critical too.

Three gems they most certainly were but the diamond-geezer shtick was an out-and-out novelty act.

'We're not saying that Oxbridge people aren't talented, they most certainly are, but they also have the advantage of knowing people.