Sentence examples for certainly absorbed from inspiring English sources
"When I interviewed college women, I certainly absorbed enough heartache and romantic disappointment to fill 10 nights at the bar," Rosin wrote in an e-mail.
One thing he certainly absorbed from Duchamp, though, was a kind of thinking against himself: Hamilton seems to have approached painting in a spirit of disbelief.
The former Seattle/current Laurel Canyon-based singer-songwriter, guitarist, and ex-Fleet Foxes drummer has certainly absorbed the musical magic dust of that creative canyon, as well as being ably assisted by the uber-cool LC alumni Jonathan Wilson.
For $30 the game's a steal, as it will almost certainly absorb you utterly into its being, and considering you're getting about twice the content as the original game for a lower price, I don't see any reason not to do it.
To the Sports Editor: The N.F.L. owners and the players certainly seem to have absorbed Gordon Gecko's mantra, "Greed is good".
GEORGE BUSH may not have been the most diligent student at Harvard Business School; but the one class that he certainly seems to have absorbed was brand-management.
Certainly we have all absorbed the lesson by now that it's possible to party, get crazy and shrug off responsibility all through college and still grow up to be president.
As Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo pushes for the authorization of three Las Vegas-style casinos in upstate New York, and as the possibility of additional casinos in the city looms in the years ahead, there are certainly lessons to be absorbed from what Resorts World has wrought.
She has absorbed the jargon, certainly.
He was an eccentric, certainly, but the way he absorbed the music he played, the way he realised the polyphony of, say, Bach, makes him an interesting phenomenon and ensures his place in the pantheon of Bach players.
However, the argument may overlook the deep-seated Cambodian fear of being absorbed by Vietnam, which Sihanouk certainly shared with his countrymen, including Lon Nol and Pol Pot.
