Sentence examples for finding certain from inspiring English sources

"But the government is still serious in finding certain rules" to govern private security contractors.

The difficulty of defining newsworthiness leaves judges a good deal of leeway in finding certain subjects off limits for public consumption.

But finding certain items -- a Chinese dragon for the mantelpiece -- was a challenge, even for Ms. McKee, who has long collected antiques.

Retrieving the flight recorders was the salvage operation's first priority, along with finding certain important components of plane, like its auxiliary power unit.

Making herself into a magnet, the author again plunged into reading matter: "Ants, bees, Amazon travels, Darwin, books about Victorian servant life, butterflies and moths — resisting, rather than searching out useful metaphors, but nevertheless finding certain recurring patterns".

Which leaves us with a young girl trying to figure out her parents (her mother has also faced postwar "reprisals"), finding certain clues via old letters and servants' gossip about the family's poisoned past.

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His opera, he added, is about "finding a certain joy in that".

He avoids romanticizing their lives, even while finding a certain hollowness in his own.

The big lesson here is that if people care enough about finding a certain piece of content and watching it — live or otherwise — they probably will.

It usually involves finding a certain mix of personalities and putting in place systems which are clear and identifiable.