Sentence examples for certainly the source of from inspiring English sources

David Morrell may not be a household name, but he is certainly the source of one: Rambo.

The Taliban are almost certainly the source of the anonymous tip and now they have more time to hunt him and his family down and kill them.

Our report on new research into foot-and-mouth disease ("Senseless killing", May 7th) mistakenly said that the Pirbright animal-research laboratory in Surrey was almost certainly the source of the 2001 outbreak.

A12 DNA Test Confirms Guilt Thirteen years after Roger K. Coleman went to the electric chair declaring, "an innocent man is being murdered tonight," a new DNA test has found that he was almost certainly the source of genetic material found in the body of his murdered sister-in-law, Virginia officials announced.

Just about every seat in the auditorium was taken, one of them by Edwin Meese, Attorney General under President Reagan, who was in the front row, and whose phone was almost certainly the source of a pleasant symphonic ringtone that briefly intruded upon the proceedings.

4. Gus O'Donnell is almost certainly the source of Andrew Rawnsley's story Rawnsley said his sources were "24 carat" – including the one who informed him that Sir Gus O'Donnell, the Cabinet Secretary, was forced to give the PM a "pep talk" about his dealings with staff.

Bob Putnam has certainly been the source of much nervous conflict among his scholarly peers.

But it can certainly be the source of more profound misery than you could possibly appreciate before it happens.

The interpretation of the intensity can also be uncertain due to the sequence-dependence of fluorescence, and it certainly cannot identify the source of error.

Certainly his father was the source of much of his best material.

Certainly Sky News, apparently the source of the report, seemed confident.