Sentence examples for certainly regarded as from inspiring English sources
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.
The first was the scandal over the Australian test matches in 1933 when the captain, Douglas Jardine, insisted that his players adopted bodyline bowling which, if not illegal, was certainly regarded as profoundly unsporting.
The absence of a premolar in a radiograph cannot be certainly regarded as missing until this age, or the age of 10 years [117], particularly in boys [18, 77, 86, 98, 102].
The gun lobby and its fervent supporters would vehemently deny what they would certainly regard as my cruel mischaracterization of their position.
Garthoff also reviews the murderous and destructive operations of Kennedy's terrorist campaign, which we would certainly regard as more than ample justification for war, if the US or its allies or clients were victims, not perpetrators.
This is a bullet Carruthers bites, although for many it constitutes a reductio of his view (a response Carruthers would certainly regard as question-begging).
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.
It is certainly better for a leader to be regarded as too confident than the opposite.
To be sure, the EU Referendum Bill is not very long, but its critics certainly regard it as complex.
