Sentence examples for certainly attached from inspiring English sources

Whether he made this particular requirement or not, Jesus certainly attached great importance to his own mission and person.

It is a consideration to which moral philosophers would certainly attach some weight.

But this question, while important for another purpose, is of no importance for the inquiry into sensible substance; for the essence certainly attaches to the form and the actuality.

"She had to buy it and all hell broke loose because she finally recognized what it was," Robertson said, before claiming that demonic spirits can certainly attach themselves to objects.

Autonomy, as we have been describing it, certainly attaches paradigmatically to individual persons; it is not (in this usage) a property of groups or peoples.

For an e-book developer you certainly seem attached to your physical books.

While the qualities in Ms. Shahbazi's pictures do not seem to adhere to any recognizable things, they certainly are attached to the objects immediately present to viewers: the photographic prints themselves.

Allsbrook has certainly become attached to the idea.

"There may be a good rationale for this policy but there are certainly risks attached to it," the think tank said.

Both of these assumptions reflect that small molecules are certainly less attached to the surface than the macromolecules built from them (or from similar small molecules).

The Daily Crescent newspaper declared: "Our free colored men … are certainly as much attached to the land of their birth as their white brethren here in Louisiana.