Sentence examples for certainly thought of from inspiring English sources

"Think of a great poet, and you've almost certainly thought of a translator, too," he writes.

We have certainly thought of him as a twentieth-century skeptic in a world devoted to illusion.

"I certainly thought of including some of the New York, or let's say, American influence on my work," he said.

I thought, O.K., this means something, because I certainly thought of myself as being in some sort of purgatorial condition.

As Wagner and Auerbach tell it, Hughes had certainly thought of the possibility of using P.G.D. to determine H.L.A. type long before Wagner called, but he had several concerns.

Darwin certainly thought of natural selection as a law, very much like Newton's law of gravitational attraction; indeed, he believed that selection is a force that applies to all organisms, just as gravity is a force that applies to all physical objects.

One certainly thinks of Peter Brook.

And I certainly think of myself as an artist".

"You certainly think of your options and if there are different ways to go," Torre said.

The parents certainly think of themselves as Jews, but, in their opinion, they are as American as they are Jewish.

Tarif doesn't name names but I can certainly think of one army officer who would like to try on Nasser's clothes.