Sentence examples for quite certainly not from inspiring English sources

But I, Mr. Zelnik, am, in the matter at hand — I am quite certainly not a salesman.

"The first man to compare his lover's lips to a rose was quite possibly a genius, but the second one and everyone after that were quite certainly not".

We infer that the range of the ancestor of the Dipsacales and the Paracryphiaceae came to encompass the Austral region and the Southeast Asia between 98 and 73 Ma when there was quite certainly not a direct connection between these areas.

Gaonnuri means "center of the world" in Korean, and indeed it seems to be located in a kind of alternate universe: not quite Tokyo, not quite Chicago, and certainly not quite Koreatown.

It was neither First World nor Third World; not quite Europe, certainly not Asia, definitely not the United States; no longer totalitarian, not quite free.

Allen, quite certainly, is not always treated well.

My own father is quite fat, certainly not as attractive as the man who was chosen to pose as him.

My own father is quite fat, certainly not as attractive as the man who was chosen to pose as him..

As they were working on their research, they noticed a trend forming that they hadn't expected and couldn't quite articulate (certainly not in research or data terms).

Yet my accent marked me as not quite Canadian, and later marked me as not quite British, then not quite American, and certainly not Italian or French when I wrestled with those languages.

The resulting synapse model is quite complex and certainly not optimized for a minimal component number but rather the ease of theoretical analysis.