Sentence examples for most certainly true from inspiring English sources

That is most certainly true.

It's most certainly true that Metro needs governance reforms and cost containment.

This is not a fact that I am proud to admit, but it is most certainly true.

High school students are usually told by college counselors that there are a myriad of colleges and universities of different sizes, focuses and strengths across the country from which they can find the right school — and that is most certainly true.

It's most certainly true that the US military does not like to purchase anything made of Chinese materials, I've had that condition imposed upon me in a contract.

According to another study targeted at Muslim populations, it was found that only 16% of Indonesians, 14% of Pakistanis, 8% of Egyptians, 11% of Malaysians, and 22% of Turks agree that Darwin's theory is probably or most certainly true (Hameed 2008).

"Our valuation and size today are much more based on our energy and spirituality than it is on a multiple of revenue". That's most certainly true--the company is on track to do an estimated $1.3 billion in revenue in 2017 (with operating margins around 30%), giving it a price-to-sales ratio higher than what a more conventional growth company might garner as a multiple of cash flow.

The increased spontaneous preterm delivery rate found in the Danish reference population is a cause for concern and most certainly a true and reliable finding.

It most certainly remains true today.

It most certainly was true, some years back, but it isn't now.

It's one thing to say: "tweeting about your day and instagramming your foodie pics" is not a career choice that most certainly is true.