Sentence examples for too certainly from inspiring English sources

"Mispronouncing" it in print, too, certainly won't help the situation.

But Mom and I were different too, certainly in matters of everyday empathy.

Europe too certainly has plenty to answer for vis-a-vis underdevelopment in Africa.

But there's a feeling, too, certainly in Spain, that it is not entirely the government's fault.

Arrested development ReprintsFinland's public finances are healthy, too, certainly compared with those elsewhere in the euro area.

The gym is tiny, too, certainly not big enough to let Frankfurt continue to play their particular brand of Kraftfußball.

In both composers, too -- certainly as Mr. Bronfman played them -- the lyric impulse will not be denied.

"He'd spent enough time in Tennessee to understand morality as it applied locally, and it was a moral, not a political, judgment that 'if the regular folk have to enlist, I do, too.' " "Certainly no other Harvard kid I knew who thought he might want to get into politics did that," Mr. Neustadt added.

Probably too little, certainly far too late.

"Influenced" does not claim too much, certainly.

"What doesn't change in New York?" Too little, certainly.