that's certainly right

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

MR. TRIBE -- That's certainly right.

She's certainly right that defeat will embolden our real enemies.

Nor do I think parents shouldn't be able to complain – it's certainly right that they should when necessary.

She's certainly right that the ease of online purchasing and returns can lead to greater pollution, as our boxes wing their ways across our skies day and night.

There's no telling whether the document is legitimate or not, but it's certainly right that this episode could be the end of Bitcoin.

He's certainly right about that.

He's certainly right about this.

It's certainly right up there.

Firstly, as to the parameters/factors for the simulation input, we cannot say that they are certainly right.

Christopher C. Healy, the chairman of the Connecticut Republican Party, said, "If that is how he wishes to campaign, that is certainly his right".

"So if any union wants to try to better their economic position, that is certainly their right, but do it based on the facts".