Sentence examples for she certainly wanted from inspiring English sources

She certainly wanted her readers to respond to her novels as more than compelling stories.

She certainly "wanted universality" of registration, but whether or not that also means firms will be obliged to disclose their customers seems as yet undecided.

"She certainly wanted to say something counter to what Mr. Cain has been saying," he said, adding that he hoped the statement would help restore her reputation and validate the claims she made at the time.

Michael Foot's Labour opposition gained control of town halls as the economic policies of the early 1980s started to bite and many Labour council leaders saw themselves as warriors against the Conservative government – she certainly wanted to neutralise them.

That woman may have a future in football — she certainly wants one.

"She certainly wants to expand Megan's Law," Mr. McDonough said of the governor.

But the publicist, Chris Goodman, said, "If she's well enough to do it, she certainly wants to do it".

Far from being dismayed by the huge pile of criticism, she almost certainly wanted it.

She said that had it been an image of her child she would have certainly wanted to see the image.

Ms. Paulus would probably want to add an aria or two to explain how Tosca got to be a star, and she would certainly want some additional material about Don Giovanni's unhappy childhood to explain what made him such an unconscionable lecher.

Law enforcement certainly wanted more specificity".