Sentence examples for the point certainly from inspiring English sources

It's succinct and to the point, certainly.

The point certainly emerges in Posner's production.

Contrary to the debunkers, the point certainly isn't that mindfulness is rubbish.

We are at the point, certainly, where if Ohio moves a little less than the national polls, or Florida moves a little more, that is potentially significant.

(Or more to the point, certainly Despicable Me needs them).

But that is not the point – certainly not from my perspective as their educational supervisor.

"Maybe we are reaching the saturation point, certainly of the mega festivals," Miller said.

The banter was somewhat comical, but the larger point certainly isn't: black women are massively underrepresented in a medium that has produced at least a handful of notable examples of nearly every other conceivable population group.

They're not wrong on the latter point – certainly not this year, at least – but equating it to a limited range of worthy female leads is a false connection, and an idle one.

The last point certainly requires diplomatic skills, e.g., when explaining proposal rejections to grant applicants without demotivating them.

The latter point certainly feels true in Burnet, a rural city of just over 6,000 people where even the owner of a diner I pop into for lunch has two pistols on hand.