Sentence examples for begin with a certain from inspiring English sources

All stories about love begin with a certain amount of rationalization.

And all stories about love begin with a certain amount of rationalization.

If group members begin with a certain point of view on, say, immigration, climate change or international trade, their internal discussions will make them more extreme.

The point rather is simply to begin with a certain obvious, but rough and vague statement, and find a replacement for it in a more precise, unified, and minimal idiom (see, e.g., PLA, 180, 189).

Emily Mann's production of "The Tempest" at the McCarter Theater Center here begins with a certain electricity.

In a traditional search engine interaction scenario, a user begins with a certain concept and finds documents that are similar to their concept.

In this model, an episode begins with a certain number of susceptible individuals, some of which become "infected" and begin to riot.

Supper began with a certain self-consciousness for the day of reckoning: was baked catfish palatable enough to compete with deliciously wicked fried?

The COWAT78 was administered to 71 participants to measure their ability to generate words within a specific category and to name words beginning with a certain letter.

Bailing begins with a certain psychological malady, with a person who has an ephemeral enthusiasm for other people but a limited self-knowledge about his or her own future desires.

It begins with a certain Mrs. Jarrett (Linda Bassett) peeking through a wooden wall; a voice invites her to step on in, and so she does, a bit like Alice making the leap into Wonderland.