Sentence examples for replies certainly from inspiring English sources

Kenneth M. Pollack Washington Max Rodenbeck replies: Certainly, some Arab states have backed groups that other governments label terrorist.

Did your book ride the crest of a wave or has it created its own? Bill replies: Certainly it didn't create a wave - I think it's just coincidence that some of these subjects have come up.

Seemingly insulted by the question, she replied: "Certainly not.

Asked whether he would consider dropping Jones as punishment, Gatland replied: "Certainly.

She shouted, "What are you trying to do?" I replied, "Certainly not that — so sorry" — and returned the earring.

The clerk, who was gay, replied, "Certainly you have, but you just don't know that they are".

He replied: "Certainly we would put programming right at the top [of areas that would benefit from CRR being scrapped].

Asked if he was going to get the boys to write an essay on their experiences, he replied: "Certainly not.

Asked if the medical team give naturally conservative information to the selectors because of the liability falling back on them, Cook replied: "Certainly, they do.

Asked, in 2010, "Do we have enemies of the country in the halls of Congress?", Angle replied, "Certainly people who pass these kinds of policies — Obamacare, cap and trade, stimulus, bailout".

Asked whether Walker still deserved a senior adviser's role, Turnbull replied: "Certainly the young man involved needs to have a very hard look at himself and I'm sure he will be considering his future carefully.