Sentence examples for certainly apart from inspiring English sources

Certainly, apart from his wealth, Bloomberg could be considered only a mediocre candidate.

Certainly, apart from AOL Time Warner admitting to an SEC probe of its accounts, the news was more positive.

Certainly, apart from single-ship actions and privateering, the war was fought for the conquest of Canada and elimination of the British as an ally of the Indians.

He certainly stands apart from his contemporaries.

Certainly set apart, certainly not a lively and fully engaged participant in a Parisian street scene.

It's certainly blown apart one of my own long-held cultural assumptions.

"If people look only to their own interests, our world will certainly fall apart".

But they had certainly grown apart shortly after the all-American Olympic hero became a subtly controlled professional champion, and embarked on a new phase of his career.

Things certainly fell apart after the Israeli leader was shot in the back at the close of a 4 November 1995 peace rally in Tel Aviv, with hardliners on both sides slowing and derailing the fragile reconciliation process.

And yet, while the continents are certainly drifting apart in some ways (secular Europe looks on with bewilderment at the contest between preacher-men in this presidential campaign), Europeans aren't quite the decadent lotus-eaters that some Americans claim.

As we can clearly see from Fig. 1, the outlier score values are certainly far apart from the mean score values of each PC.