Sentence examples for possibly certainly from inspiring English sources

Other Horn scales are necessarily, actually, possibly, certainly, probably, possibly; and must, should, may.

None of these people are truly household names, in the way that Sonic and Mario, or Messi (definitely) and Marco (possibly, certainly soon to be) are.

DAVID DENBY: Possibly; it certainly didn't help.

They are possibly married, certainly lovers.

Quite possibly, and certainly one of the richest.

Although pasteurised milk will acidify if left in the fridge too long, the bacteria that grow are unknown bacteria, possibly dangerous, certainly smelly.

Because of Nick Swivney – possibly Nigerian, certainly homophobic – and his anti-gay open top bus tour which inevitably bumps into Toast on his What the Dickens tour, leading to a bad-tempered megaphone shout-off.

As far back as the 10th century, the narrator of the Old English elegy Wulf and Eadwacer shares something of their flavour: exiled, possibly adulterous, certainly desirous, singing her lament.

His work with schizophrenics took him into realms that Freud possibly feared, certainly resisted, and led to Jung's decisive formulation of the theory of a Collective Unconscious, a universal resource as opposed to Freud's more limited concept of a personal unconscious.

Well possibly, and certainly the grand old knockout competition has been considerably refreshed in recent decades by the involvement of more amateur teams, plus the French flavour provided this year by the Super League hopefuls of Toulouse as well as the Catalan Dragons.

First, possibly, but certainly not the last.