Sentence examples for means a certain from inspiring English sources
This means a certain loss of depth.
In Mr. Soares's case, that means a certain dose of cynicism and irreverence.
It means a certain quality of living when it comes to clothes, sex, transgression, tolerance, conversation, bohemianism.
Today it means a certain mysterious drawing-power common to hack politicians, Hollywood bombshells and leaders of cults.
He added: "I believe if that debate were held honestly, most people would support Medicare even if it means a certain degree of taxation.
If the election goes badly for the president, that means a certain stamp of approval for the project from a Republican successor.
For Mr. Bransom, who grew up in the Bronx, New Rochelle meant a certain kind of suburban living.
To have a Taliban brother-in-law or son-in-law meant a certain form of power.
But it also meant a certain legal equality, guaranteed jobs, however poor, and the repression of overt racism.
When I say "nature," I mean a certain set of human ideas about the world and our place in it.
It meant a certain kind of strident [woman] – and that was necessary, and we're all very grateful for the women who have gone before, and paved the way for us to have such security as we have now".
