Sentence examples for a certain where from inspiring English sources

The classical method [7] of constructing a -net consists of randomly picking a set of at least points, for a certain, where each point is picked independently and randomly from the given set of points.

"The thing about Lowry," the art correspondent from the Times says on our first day of recording, "is that there's a certain 'Where's Wally?' aspect to his paintings".

There was a certain where-am-I-now disorientation — not as much as in the 1969 film "If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium," perhaps, but enough to cause head-scratching and double takes.

Before dementia erases who we are, it shows us what we are – and who can say for certain where a person's defences end and his dementia begins?

"And there's a certain point where you get to a place where you've got to make decisions rather than keep reviewing them.

Or they talk a certain way where they don't see the person as an individual".

"You get to a certain point where you just have so many".

"People get to a certain point where they're just sick of feeling bad about stuff".

"But there's a certain point where you have to draw the line.

You do reach a certain age where people assume you to be either dead or senile.

There is a certain point where noblesse is disobliging, and doesn't help anyone.