Sentence examples for certain things which from inspiring English sources

But there are certain things which don't say 1956.

There were simply certain things which we did -- and certain things which we didn't do because they would hurt others".

"I believe Karadzic knows certain things which in any case aren't pleasant for the international community," he said.

There are going to be certain things which might clash in the overall culture of the country.

Wang wanted negative control, that is, he wanted to be able to block Johnson from doing certain things, which would violate National Football League ownership rules, said one of the people.

BRILLAT-SAVARIN admonished chefs 175 years ago that "certain things which you do without thinking, and only because you have seen others do them, derive nonetheless from the highest scientific principles".

This meant determining which names were suitable for denoting certain things and which were not and, conversely, which sort of realities could be designated by certain names, and which could not.

He held that we "experience within ourselves certain... things which must not be referred either to the mind alone or to the body alone," and that these arise "from the close and intimate union of our mind with the body".

Sales can only be increased by certain things over which you have control but which are not necessarily self-evident.

Change requires that you accept certain things with which you might not be familiar at present, but with which you can become comfortable once you are exposed to it, learn about it and perhaps even participate in it.

"Sid, there are certain things over which we have no control," Senna told Dr. Watkins, by the doctor's account.