Sentence examples for certainly renowned from inspiring English sources

Magaluf was certainly renowned for decadence in the 1980s, but, as far I'm concerned, it was 1993 when things kicked off.

For his part, Mr. Swahn says of Mr. Samuelsson, "Aquavit certainly became a more renowned restaurant during his tenure and owes him a huge piece of its success".

Your passion for architecture is renowned and I would certainly never intentionally wish to disappoint such a prestigious figure as yourself, but your current ambitions are beyond the means of modern science to achieve.

Rudolf Serkin, a pianist renowned for his artistic seriousness, certainly did not agree.

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

That it's for a good cause won't weigh heavily on the entertainment factor that Heap is renowned for, but you can certainly watch the spectacular livestream on Earth Day with a sense of moral superiority.

Little is known of the "strong epic" for which Virgil's friend Varius is renowned, but Virgil's Aeneid was certainly something new.

The first Orfeo, Gaetano Guadagni, was reputedly a fine actor who had certainly taken lessons while in London from the renowned Shakespearian actor David Garrick.

And certainly Bishop, one of the twentieth century's most renowned poets, was imprisoned by the pall of her father's death, when she was only eight months old, and of her mother's retreat into madness.

Hodgson is not renowned for that kind of gambling and it is certainly tempting to wonder if he might have been guilty of underestimating Slovakia.

If you are an art aficionado, you are certainly aware of the latest development concerning LACMA's redesign by renowned Swiss architect, Peter Zumthor.