Sentence examples for certainly treat from inspiring English sources

The media certainly treat this as a traditional kick-off.

He was kind and understanding, and he would certainly treat my artistic instincts with respect.

After a brief introduction and a general overview of Shakespeare's early career, we have chapters on 17 plays performed, almost without exception, at the Globe Theater, starting with "Julius Caesar," a format that might suggest the book is in fact a collection of introductions -- and the reader could certainly treat it as a reference, to be pulled down from the shelf before launching into a play.

Qihoo aims to change that, and as Mr Xu put it, "judging by Baidu's reaction, they certainly understand that we are out there, and they certainly treat us very seriously".

"I certainly treat these two like babies".

Second, "We must certainly treat this individual who is dangerous only because he is sick.

Traynor certainly treated her savagely, but Lovelace — a complicated, determined, often desperate woman — was something more than his patsy.

It certainly treats the republicans much more reverently than, say, John Michael McDonagh's 2011 movie The Guard, which takes a more subversive, black-comic view.

No other book at that time said, unequivocally, 'I was a Nazi, and here's why.' I am certainly treated well in her memoir, with insight and respect.

The game was won on the back of an 18-4 first half and the 20,000-odd fans at Hunter Stadium were certainly treated to a day out.

But no matter, he's certainly treating it as a victory speech, making a triumphal, rambling address in which he — surprise!