Sentence examples for who is certainly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Parrott, who is certainly brave if not exactly foolhardy, proved up to the task.

But he has put in charge of sorting out the mess a lieutenant who is certainly capable of success.

Mr. Chetwynd said he conceived the idea of interviewing Mr. McCain, who is certainly Hoa Lo's best known survivor.

"Honour and solidarity with Silvio Berlusconi, who is certainly more innocent and clean than those who unjustly convicted him".

Then Chuck Schumer, who is certainly one of the President's top allies in Congress, came out against it.

WHEN the politician who is supposedly the most powerful in the country is unable to protect the one who is certainly the most popular, something odd is afoot.

Moore is one of the best artists here, who was certainly a perceptive Picasso fan.

One player who was certainly in the thick of it was Fitz Hall at QPR.

My money's on Mushroom, who was certainly the most obsessive, oddball and perhaps gifted member).

Alarming Americans with vague backgrounds recur from story to story, men who are certainly perpetrating evil in our names.

They are a team who are certainly more dangerous away from home because they are good on the break.