Sentence examples for certain idea from inspiring English sources

We have a certain idea about Paris.

Parisians have a certain idea about Americans.

They speak volumes about a certain idea of education.

Consider a sentence whose words have been chosen because together they express a certain idea.

It also guards a certain idea of "art" from popular encroachment.

I had a certain idea of myself as I approached: portrait of the writer going home.

"He had a certain idea and when he hadn't visualised further we did notice," confirms Martin.

It's a demonstration in honour of Charlie Hebdo's values and a certain idea of the republic".

That "certain idea of France" — as Charles de Gaulle once expressed French exceptionalism — now incorporated football.

It's been described as a tribute to those who "died for a certain idea of France".

This family venerates a certain idea of France -- literature, eloquent language, Enlightenment principles.