Sentence examples for certainly regards from inspiring English sources

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

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

The comic industry's Eisner Awards may not be globally renowned, but Hollywood and beyond certainly regards winners as having big-screen potential.

Thiel might disagree with this assessment – he certainly regards himself as operating under far more tiresome restrictions than turn-of-the-century philanthro-capitalists.

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.

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

Russia would almost certainly regard a build-up of Nato troops on its borders as a hostile act.

"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.

Mankell's protagonist, Detective Inspector Kurt Wallander, would almost certainly regard the murders as evidence that his country is going to the dogs.

The gun lobby and its fervent supporters would vehemently deny what they would certainly regard as my cruel mischaracterization of their position.