Sentence examples for certainly so of from inspiring English sources

The best documentary filmmakers are also cinematic artists, which isn't something that can be said of some of the filmmakers represented in Spurlock's list but is certainly so of many he left out.

That is certainly so for Sharon Eisner of Danbury, a cancer survivor and a participant in Ms. Gupta's pilot workshop at Ann's Place.

It is certainly so for the subject of this paper, the wood mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus), because this small, nocturnal rodent often occupies home ranges that are vast in comparison to its body size [ 2].

He added: "For my first day on this job, but certainly not my first day on the job, I'm certainly so proud of what I saw that day".

Or it is at least, the best test of certainly so far devised by the mind of man".

Yet, despite these challenges, the spirit of the people of South Africa was absolutely overwhelming, and certainly so when the subject of the World Cup came up.

It was certainly so even in the winter of 1775, as Edmund Burke spoke on the floor of parliament at a time when England decided to send an army and a navy to put down the American rebellion.

No language in the LMDC recommendations recommends a presentation on the ideology of the hijackers or on the history of al-Qaeda (and, certainly, of so-called "Islamist extremism" or "Islamic terrorism").

"I think he had a dark sense of humour, certainly, but so do lots of people".

Many who drifted away certainly did so because of Iraq.

Certainly, like so much of "Biped," it seems to address the sublime.