Sentence examples for should certainly tell from inspiring English sources

A country's history books should certainly tell the story as objectively as possible, and try fairly to apportion blame where it belongs.

"But time will certainly tell".

Though my brain has certainly told me "You should die" on many occasions, and fantasized myriad ways it could happen, I've chosen not to listen or act.

I certainly told my representatives that.

Mr Cable told Sky News that ministers should "certainly think about how it [Help to Buy] should come into effect, indeed whether it should come into effect in the light of changing market conditions".

I want to hear the full facts, but he should certainly get a rap on the knuckles and be told to modify his behaviour.

Straw told the Daily Politics on BBC2: "They should certainly actively consider re-opening the investigation.

But Doyle told us that if anyone files a mark, you should "certainly assume" they intend to use it.

Ethical norms should certainly be respected, but it is an art to know when something is possible to tell or not.

He should certainly try.

I should certainly hope not.