Sentence examples for certainly regarded from inspiring English sources

Are there any records of what was said, considering that Mr. Tourk certainly regarded those meetings as lobbying when he submitted his report to the city ethics commission?

While the independent unions were certainly regarded by the Sisi regime with extreme suspicion, the government had already gone a long way to rendering them toothless.

"Moynihan is pretty well known and very highly regarded, and certainly regarded on the issue of trust and character," said Eric Hauser, Mr. Bradley's press secretary.

An instructive starting point: Indigenous warriors who resisted invasion certainly regarded it as war, as did numerous colonial authorities including governors, not least Lachlan Macquarie – a vicious, calculated murderer of his colony's Indigenous people.

Here Ms. Childs is certainly regarded as an important figure, a founding member of the Judson Dance Theater whose works went on to carve out a particular niche of elegantly minimal severity.

Anger could be expected to complement the inevitable, crushing mood of anticlimax, with the new manager – and Hull's Steve Bruce is being mentioned – almost certainly regarded as a significant step down.

His fans – and hers – would certainly regard it as a wonderful glimpse of Xanadu.

We should certainly regard tuberculosis contracted in this country, and tuberculosis deaths, as never events.

Mr Knausgaard certainly regards Proust as the biggest influence on his work.

Anti-Microsoft curmudgeons and Internet power users, on the other hand, will certainly regard MSN Explorer with disdain.

David Bartlett, the premier of Tasmania, certainly regards high-speed broadband as an engine of economic development for his Australian state.