Sentence examples for worst certainly from inspiring English sources

The following day, readers of the Independent were given a bracing start to their morning when the paper's literary critic Boyd Tonkin announced that the judges had made "possibly the worst, certainly the most perverse, and perhaps the most indefensible choice in the 36-year history of the contest".

But with all those mixed-race Britons – beloved by friends and relatives – his expectation that casual racism would find spontaneous complicity was self-destructive at worst, unwise certainly.

Even at its worst, and certainly at its best, South Boston was a romantic place — a sort of sentimental evocation of a small town, with its own rules, its tortured intimacies, its layered loyalties.

It was 40 years ago today (give or take 50 or so days) that the Beatles released, if not the worst, then certainly the most overrated album of all time.

Comparing the diversity figures that Amazon has shared with other tech giants' figures illustrates that it's not the worst offender — certainly when it comes to gender imbalance.

Many argue that he has been the worst president certainly since the end of World War II.

"Your worst day is certainly a dream day for most people".

"At the very worst it could certainly stop the recovery altogether and send us into another price recession".

Yet we also have results that aren't the worst results but certainly are not desirable results.

But now the worst is almost certainly over for McCleary, the surgeon David Mulder said at a hushed news conference.

Yet while Wilmore may be somebody's worst nightmare, he certainly isn't Comedy Central's — nor that of regular late-night comedy viewers.