Sentence examples for certainly a victim from inspiring English sources

If such a conspiracy existed, Montagu was almost certainly a victim of it.

She was certainly a victim of her fame, which attracted both oppressive media attention and "hangers-on" who told her what she wanted to hear.

To this day, the manner and motive of Robles's death remain a mystery; he was almost certainly a victim of the Stalinist purges that began around the same time in Spain.

Her agony may have been mere histrionics, but she was certainly a victim – of her own false values, and also of a society whose ethics she challenged and whose hypocrisy she exposed.

Kodak was certainly an early victim of digital disruption, but Wang says the company was not simply passive or unaware.

But Semenya certainly looks like a victim based on what we know at the moment, even if the I.A.A.F. is not yet bending over backward to emphasize it.

The display includes flint arrowhead fragments and a healed forearm fracture, almost certainly sustained by a victim seeking to defend himself by raising his arm during an episode of conflict.

"What it represents is a strong concern in the European Union that it's time to give justice to Magnitsky, who certainly looks like a victim of the Russian judicial system," she said.

If your wallet were to be stolen, with your Social Security Card in it, you almost certainly WILL become a victim of identity theft.

Paola certainly does not seem like a victim, and neither did any of my interviewees.

But his Macbeth at the Royal Court (1966) was certainly a quiet, clipped tragic victim, without the expected sexiness and physicality.