Sentence examples for was certainly that from inspiring English sources

"When I was younger I was certainly that way.

Mr. Markoff was certainly that: a top medical student, good looking, charming, limitless future.

It was certainly that way for me, although I started a year or two early.

"Master and Commander" was certainly that kind of picture, a vivid, turbulent ripping yarn about naval warfare in the Napoleonic era, and "The Way Back," though quieter, is no less consequential stuff.

"An impressive man, he was certainly that: in the mode of the late 19th century; a 'new' man to the dons and peers he loved to entertain, an 'aristocrat' to the company heads he was hired by," writes his son, Ben, the founder of the literary journal Grand Street, in "Lost Property: Memoirs and Confessions of a Bad Boy".

When captain Steven Davis had spoken the day before the game about his team's "need to show more of a threat", it might not quite have been Roy Keane grumbling about practice-facility standards, but there was certainly that sense of the side's best player attempting to bring his own impeccable standards to the table.

"Children are certainly that way.

There's certainly that message going on.

As it has turned out, he is certainly that".

There is certainly that similarity.

There is certainly that element to it.