Sentence examples for still I certainly from inspiring English sources

"Still, I certainly noticed her".

Still, I certainly felt as if I'd been had as the "Rockstar" chorus looped for a fifth time.

Still, I certainly can't complain about the number one spot going to OK Go's This Too Shall Pass, because I tweeted it.

Still, "I certainly wouldn't advise a youngster to start" on the industrial path, says Perali.

At age twenty-five (the age Sherman was when she made the still) I certainly wasn't.

(I didn't, of course, think that way then; this was during the era when I graded my days in my journal and any day where I got to go to McDonald's got an automatic A+.) Still, I certainly didn't know I was nurturing an addiction.

Still, I'd certainly welcome all its benefits in a second.

"I think if the thirst is still there, I certainly would consider somewhere else," Torre said.

"If Madonna was wearing a bustle and a hoop skirt," she wrote, "why would it irritate?" Still, I wonder: Madonna certainly looks in terrific shape for 50.

I still maintain that I certainly had the better deal: he was generous, loving, smart, funny, and enjoyed just the perfect mix of hard work and play.

You're staying mum on Medicaid and Medicare – AHCA's fate is still undecided, and I certainly wouldn't be surprised if Tom Price doesn't have some Medicare-slashing tricks up his sleeve – but you and Mick have been hard at work trashing research.