Sentence examples for really certainly from inspiring English sources

And both of you really, certainly the Clintons, doesn't that make it difficult to defend anything he did over the last eight years? A. No. Q.

Two or three years ago, someone might have written a play composed of tweets, but now it feels a bit, 'Oh, really?'" Certainly, the chatroom in Closer now seems almost as dated as the infamous "pip-pip-pip" payphone calls between adulterous lovers in Harold Pinter's Betrayal.

I think really, certainly for me, it's more the audience than the box office that is front of mind.

Which of the two descriptions is better, we're not really sure, but she certainly has a knack for originality.

"[But] having a high school to play in would have really helped, certainly.

Not that it needed that much freshening up, really, and certainly not as much as I, for example, do.

So how bad can our political system really be? Certainly not as bad as it is currently perceived.

It is not about football, really, and certainly not about winning a Super Bowl title, though Staley, a San Francisco offensive lineman, would very much enjoy that.

Not really – and certainly not about the poem engraved on its sculpted trunk in the deep shade of Frith's Wood.

The expected onslaught hasn't really come; certainly not like it did in 1999, when United spent the first half right up against the wall.

As I've written before, no, it isn't, not really, and certainly not where being exempt from the law is concerned.