Sentence examples for certainly trained from inspiring English sources

Cornelis Jonson, born in London of Flemish parents and almost certainly trained in Holland, is one of the great portraitists of the early 17th century Dutch school.

I refer to it as dance theater, but should I? Its four performers are certainly trained dancers, sometimes delivering academic dance position and steps, often showing evident physical control.

He, and a young team certainly trained in the history of bullets, if not their very fleshly and unconscionable effects, attempted to save the life of a killer, gunned down at the end of the last series: dreadful gut wounds, and we had thought two years ago that this was the end of him.

"I've certainly trained really well throughout the year and I just feel as though I haven't quite run as fast as perhaps I could have and should have in my last couple of races.

The police officers were much like Zimbardo's prison guards -- twenty-somethings armed with authority, shielded from the public by riot helmets, almost certainly trained to perceive everyone around them as a threat, and provoked by the torching of several police cruisers by a small sect of anarchists the previous day.

And we've seen this on occasion and we certainly train for it many, many times over.

And he will almost certainly train his harshest rhetoric on President Obama as he tries to look the part of the party's standard-bearer.

But we can certainly train ourselves to have more — or less — of them, depending on our actions and the world we build.

Maybe we can't completely stop sexual assault, but we can certainly train everyone else in our culture about how better to deal with it.

Whether or not computers can be programmed to make moral decisions (whatever those moral decisions may be), they can most certainly be trained and programmed for safety.

The protagonists are not professional actors and are certainly not trained at improv, so strains are shown as much by coy close-ups as by dialogue.