Sentence examples for writes certainly from inspiring English sources
For the moment, what Mr Woodward writes certainly feels believable, just as did his account of the war in Afghanistan, "Bush at War", published in 2002.
The story of Cincinnatus, he writes, "certainly tells us how later Romans wanted their early history to be remembered, embodying noble, unselfish self-sacrifice, courage and quiet determination".
Aydelotte writes: Certainly, you are not a man to be satisfied with pre-made croissants from the baked goods case reheated and tossed out on a small platter.
Paul Ruth Henderson, Nev., June 26 , 2008 To the Editor: Roger Cohen writes, "Certainly, the Koran is a long way from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights".
About the political activities of his parents, Mr. Boudin writes: "Certainly violence is illegitimate when it targets civilians or intends to cause generalized or widespread fear, but my parents never did either of those".
(She also wrote, "Certainly, we agree that indefinite detention for the purpose of interrogation is not authorized").
The Charlie cartoonists were, as I've written, certainly equal-opportunity offenders, but they did, doubtless, often offend.
Mr. Bennett wrote: "Certainly this group, the New Jersey Solidarity Movement, has a right to espouse its views.
In a 1926 review of a Sargent memorial exhibition at the Royal Academy in London, the Modernist critic Roger Fry wrote: "Certainly, on these holidays what he sees is exactly what the average upper-class tourist sees.
Those are words I never expected to write – certainly not in that order, at least.
Writing certainly serves this function.
