Sentence examples for a certain female from inspiring English sources
And then there is Ellie, a certain female in the tribe, observed by anthropologists to have been uncertain and sad at certain former rituals in the early years.
(In a 1997 interview in The Paris Review, he said, "More than anything, falling in love causes a certain female thing in a man to manifest, oddly enough").
Flipping through the June issue of Vogue magazine, one gets the sense that a certain female population has experienced exponential growth.
With a long, white smile, he remembers in particular a certain female South African reporter who danced with him outside his hut.
Following through, Kim Barnes casts her protagonist and narrator, a young American called Gin, in the image of a certain female character from a certain creation myth.
I hate that the expectation of a certain female form is so ubiquitous that even cartoon characters aren't spared artificial waist nips.
And to do that, they have to be entirely in tune – melodically, spatially, mentally, rhythmically – with a certain (female-led) post-punk, Rough Trade Records-championed sound that happened between 1979 and 1983.
Although it may seem odd to many westerners unfamiliar with the religion's tenets, Islam places a strong emphasis on certain female rights, and its emphasis on modesty is especially attractive to some", they claim.
There's a peculiar interest in certain female public figures, who, at least as far as we think we know (and God knows we might be very, very wrong), appear unattached and less than active.
These creators of "Broad City," a Web series with devoted followings among women and New Yorkers — and a rabid following among certain female New Yorkers, including influential comedians — were on the West Coast to meet with producers and executives at FX, the cable channel for which they are currently developing a script for a potential "Broad City" pilot.
Hence, a reduction of XIST expression might be a useful marker for disease progression in certain female tumours.
