Sentence examples for certainly considers from inspiring English sources

This American citizen of Greek extraction, raised in London and working internationally, certainly considers herself one.

Fast food-turned-haute cuisine shows up on the kinds of menus where the chef almost certainly considers what he's doing to be "subversive".

He certainly considers every question carefully, he is polite and focused, but time and time again he refuses to share his influences and refutes any attempt to interpret to his work.

He certainly considers himself to be a serious newsman, but the truth of the matter is that Obama appeared with him on Fox for the same reason that he appeared with Galifianakis on the Internet: because he had something to plug.

Trump certainly considers himself a builder — "the greatest builder," he said during the campaign — a man who has just acquired a total teardown of a country, but sees, in all that's "broken," something "greater than ever before," as he said in last night's closing riff.

The 91-and-a-half year old is the oldest member of the Beano Fan Club, and certainly considers himself to be one of the comic's most dedicated supporters.

He certainly considered them important.

RD: I certainly consider Sharon a friend.

"Should this continue, we will certainly consider exploring it further".

"I think the NHS should certainly consider this," he said.

We would certainly consider sanctions," said a senior western diplomat.