Sentence examples for has certainly to from inspiring English sources

The book's more penetrating influence has certainly to do with photography and mortality: both the memorial uses to which photographs have long been put – one thinks of Victorian mourning portraits, or the profusion of post-9/11 mementos – and the vertigo we can feel in the face of even the most vivid and living subject.

The finding that females were more susceptible to suffer from voice disorders has been consistently reported in previous studies and has certainly to be ascribed to physiological reasons [ 17, 18].

Ashok has certainly contributed to that".

Well, that has certainly come to pass".

Word has certainly filtered to the troops.

He has certainly tried to work all this out.

It has, certainly, begun to change in radical ways.

The new Crown Prince has certainly proved to be daring.

America has certainly come to a curious moral impasse.

"That era has certainly come to an end".

Macpherson has certainly tried to make up for lost time.