Sentence examples for speaking certainly from inspiring English sources

She has no difficulty speaking, certainly none with memory.

"I can speak certainly to the policies of the present and the future".

I'm not optimistic generally speaking, but certainly on constitutional recognition I am.

This term and/or the argumentative context assumed with it are, loosely speaking and certainly slightly overemphasised, used in two directions: First, particular developments or states of the future are "derived" from current knowledge in certain respects.

The women I spoke to certainly do.

The Gotham City Ginn speaks of certainly looks very impressive.

No truer words have been spoken, and certainly not with such pony-tailed frankness.

She is not afraid to speak out, certainly, against what she calls "the myth" around nurses' training.

But the two apparently never spoke, and certainly never shook hands, according to reports at the time, although Mr. Bush applauded several times during a speech by Mr. Castro.

I  understand the consequences of writing this piece: when Joe Green eventually does speak, it certainly won't be with me.

One major investor I spoke to certainly thought it would be, at about £50 a share (as at 2.40pm, AstraZeneca's share price was £46.96).