Sentence examples for no one certainly from inspiring English sources
There may be no one-size-fits-all solution for the mental health epidemic currently plaguing solitary inmates and those who love or guard them, but a six-by-nine-foot cell is a size that fits no one, certainly not for years on end.
There is a current on the left that argues that no one, certainly no Israeli, should tell Palestinians how to respond, how to resist.
No one, certainly not any board of elections, can be trusted.
At the time, no one, certainly not I, knew that Hicks had pancreatic cancer.
No one, certainly, intended to create what Winston Churchill would later call a "crippled, broken world".
It's a veritable epidemic from which no one, certainly not Richard Scudamore, the Premier League chief executive is safe.
Janet's reaction showed that no-one, certainly not Janet herself was offended.
"Somehow, Hayley and Roy developed a chemistry nobody – certainly no one on the show, and certainly not me or David [Neilson, who plays Roy] – dreamed of".
No one — and certainly no politician — who has profited so immensely from an age of insecurity should ever appear to be lecturing the people who've lost out.
Awkward issues of old, such as who should run Kashmir, no longer get aired.India wants America to preserve its ties to Pakistan, since no one else, certainly not China, would help moderate Pakistani behaviour.
As a consequence, no one, and certainly not Nokia in 1998, predicted Samsung would rise to challenge Motorola for the No. 2 spot in the world among mobile phone makers by 2006.
