He wanted money, and he wanted it badly, but the tailor had no right to pry into his private affairs--certainly not in this way.
He was not accustomed to be spoken to in that way by anybody; certainly not by a tailor.
Certainly not if there's any risk of the thing not being handled in the right way.
Certainly not until I know what your attitude toward her and this whole proposition is to be.
Philadelphia did not offer much that was distinguished in this realm--certainly not in the open market.
Certainly not," said Senator Simpson, with true political sagacity and feeling.
Butler knew that ultimately he could not countenance any such thing--certainly not, and keep his faith with the Church--but he was human enough none the less to consider it.
I don't see that much can be done any way, certainly not by me.
No, certainly not,' said Ethel, who had hardly expected this from Flora.
No, certainly not; but I had rather you only saw him at home.
They have been taught to despise little fears and illusions, and it is certainly not becoming.
No, certainly not, I can't have you bothering every one about that nonsensical fashion.
But, since the young lady is certainly not in the house at present, she must have eluded your observation, and, in some manner, have left it without your seeing her.
There may be men who look well when they lose their temper, but, if there are, papa is certainly not one.
Old Lindon was still hardly fit to do much else than splutter,-- certainly not qualified to chop phrases with this sharp-tongued maiden.
We don't talk about it--certainly not to young people.
As for Sheila, she had never done anything by halves; certainly not when it came to throwing over a friend no longer necessary to one's social satisfaction.
Certainly not as long as Lady Fawn is here," he said, seating himself close to her on a garden bench, and seizing suddenly hold of her hand.
Certainly not," said Mary, speaking for the first time.
Certainly not,--though there might be a triple ducal coronet to be had.
Certainly not," she said, as though she were much startled.
Certainly not; and therefore I conceive that Lady Cantrip will not do so either.
That he could ever be really dangerous to me; that he could make me fail in my duty, that is certainly not what I fear; I am strong against all such extremes.
Certainly not; that is precisely the result I desire.
Well, it is certainly not my place to say to Monsieur de Trailles or any other man, 'I forbid you to employ whom you will as your solicitor.
Certainly not, monsieur; I began by being a supernumerary for three years; after that I passed through all the grades; and I can show that favor had nothing to do with my promotion.
Certainly not,' said Crass, glad to get away at last.
No; certainly not,' replied Easton; 'but things are sure to get better presently.
Certainly not, my dear Miss Summerson, most assuredly not.
They have been about equal to the demand, certainly not more.
Certainly not, and I know that in consequence of that very few lads are now going to Greenland.
Certainly not, for with you I should violate my own chastity and expose myself to consequences I tremble to think of.
Certainly not; true or feigned, the sleep of a loved one should always be respected by a delicate lover, although there are some pleasures he may allow himself.
Certainly not; the good confessor would not have allowed me to do so; it would have been a great sin.
Certainly not, as far as you are concerned; but very much so far his own sake.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "certainly not" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
