Sentence examples for certainly displays from inspiring English sources

"Asphodel Meadows" certainly displays Mr. Scarlett's talents.

Northern Ballet's mixed programme certainly displays the company's range.

It would be exaggerating to say she's gone pop, but as Spinnerette she certainly displays more of an aptitude for making listenable music.

In casting himself as a dilapidated over-60 art dealer who discovers the joys of the sexual wonder drug, Mr. Berri certainly displays courage in portraying late-middle-aged sexual activity.

At the very least, Zero - not very far from being an early-90s rave tune, and none the worse for it - certainly displays that same urge to shift the paradigm, much beloved of the world's biggest groups.

He said that while Justice Breyer's opinion "certainly displays an elegant subtlety of mind," it left the states with "not a clue as to how they are supposed to charge the jury!" The majority agreed with Kansas that a complete lack of control should not be a prerequisite for civil commitment.

Since advertising revenue is crucial to the company's finances, however, it will almost certainly display ads there in the future.

The firm has certainly displayed its ruthless efficiency of late, by keeping costs down and grabbing market share from its big Western rivals.

They can certainly display your photos, browse the web and handle email, but they are not designed to run heavyweight applications.

Steve Evans, the Rotherham manager, spent the days leading up to this fixture doing a decent impression of a boxing promoter – and his side certainly displayed their fighting spirit to record victory over beleaguered Leeds.

That is not only because Europe's ban on American poultry imports is likely to figure in the discussions in Ljubljana, the Slovenian capital, but because the EU side will almost certainly display abject cowardice.