Sentence examples for certainly generates from inspiring English sources

London certainly generates plenty of passion in people, and that is definitely something you could say about The Lurkers and their approach to what they do.

The European press is in awe of Barack Obama not simply because he is not George Bush (though that alone certainly generates excitement), nor because America seems about to turn on the dime of its long, racist history, but because, despite its long disdain for our vulgarities, Europe must know on some level that what is happening here cannot happen there.

It's certainly generated publicity for a club who have generally been one of Super League's also-rans, at best, and a team including Rangi Chase, Tim Smith, Gareth Hock, Harrison Hansen, Adrian Morley and Martin Gleeson, coached by the vastly-experienced Brian Noble, is not to be sniffed at.

It certainly generated some attention.

It certainly generated a huge amount of interest.

"It's certainly generated a lot of calls," she said.

Public investment in such infrastructure would almost certainly generate new construction of offices, apartments and hotels.

The display certainly generated more interest in the fight -- and, not surprisingly, more interest from Vargas.

"It's certainly generated controversy," said Sam Riehl, a farmer in the area.

For a silent film festival, the Bristol Silents is certainly generating a lot of noise.

Those, in turn, will almost certainly generate a new lawsuit opposing the project.