Sentence examples for was certainly correct from inspiring English sources

Cuomo was certainly correct about the excellence of Ruth Bader Ginsburg (who would've been Clinton's second appointment) and Stephen Breyer.

He has never quite proved that the Reagan deficits were an intentional conspiracy to undermine domestic government, but he was certainly correct that they would have that effect.

While Scherzer was certainly correct with his first and third statements, the label "clutch" invites debate, and not only when used to describe Ortiz.

Martino was certainly correct when he said during the build up – probably to the consternation of the promoter – that there was no way the match would have any bearing on this year's Ballon d'Or.

The business item, "At Susan Lawrence, Tears and Plans to Go On," was certainly correct in title but its content did not accurately relate the vibrant business my wife leaves behind.

He was certainly correct in pointing out that if the drivers really wanted to get something done about an unsatisfactory aspect of the track layout, then the morning of the race was not the ideal time to press the point.

Some wines were certainly correct.

But b. is certainly correct.

On fiscal policy, he is certainly correct.

One comment read: "Yes, sir. You are certainly correct.

The writers are certainly correct that continuation of the STAR program is not guaranteed.