Sentence examples for certainly glitters from inspiring English sources

Colchester's new £28 million arts centre certainly glitters – the curved building is wrapped in polished panels of gilded metal.

Certainly all that glitters is not gold.

Certainly among the glittering crowd nowadays, whose pictures you see in the pages of Vogue or Town & Country, the Junior League is rather out of fashion.

This too was an imperfectly constructed piece - and its language certainly didn't glitter as Shaw's does - but in this production, featuring engaging actors, it kept us entertained as the evil plot was untangled.

But I certainly didn't scale the glittering heights of popularity.

We feel like tourists on a ten-day bus trip covering all Europe as we hurry northward: Great, eclectic, and glittering empires there certainly were along the Mediterranean in the Middle Ages, notably the Norman Roger II's in twelfth-century Sicily, and lest we forget, the Renaissance flowered first in late medieval Florence, with the art of Michelangelo and the secular realism of Machiavelli.

"If you can pass on any knowledge and experience to help young players go an have a glittering career, it certainly gives you a good feeling, because maybe you've played a little part in their development".

Much of his music, with its glittering instrumental palette, can certainly have a synesthetic effect on the listener.

Diplomatically, Hillary said that schoolchildren needed it for special projects, but maybe she could ban it for anyone over 12. Certainly, Hillary understands the perils of glitter.

Gold has been shining, but that certainly doesn't mean that jewelry stocks will glitter in the afterglow.

In other almost certainly controversial environmental advocacy news, campaigners are pushing for a ban on glitter in Britain.