Sentence examples for suggest certainly from inspiring English sources

For anyone who cares about the climate — which should be everyone but, as the most recent polls suggest, certainly is not — it's going to be an anxious week.

But the pieces in The Juice, I suggest, certainly could lead one to believe that his life is one long round of wine tastings.

Sale made a better fist of things than the scoreline might suggest, certainly in the first half, and also in the final quarter when they scored three fine tries.

The mythmakers, he suggests, certainly do matter.

"Take the matter of food", I suggested, "Certainly the rural districts offer inducements".

"The way the painting is structured suggests Darwin is passing on his mantle to Dawson," says Russell. "The former had the theory, the latter had provided it, it is being suggested". Certainly, the Wizard of Sussex had come far.

The phrase "keeping it real" and all that it suggests certainly applies to Baby Jane Dexter, a longtime cabaret performer whose booming pop contralto is one of the more formidable voices on the New York nightclub stage.

The letter suggests: "Certainly Winston was impressed, and I think that feeling was reciprocated.

As description, this is fair enough, but any historical inference reached or evolutionary trend suggested, certainly one so detailed and complex as theirs, begs for broader contextualization and explanation.

As it stands, it's too soon to tell whether any of these recommendations will actually be put into place – some of the measures suggested certainly seem more achievable than others.

But reports from around the country suggest thatthey certainly number in the thousands.