Sentence examples for no certain idea of from inspiring English sources
The idea now is that France has no certain idea of itself or, worse, that it has no unifying idea but uncertainty.
/ Recalculating! / So right now, while you are on an eight-lane toll road, with no certain idea of where you are, we are recalculating, and we are about to ask you to do something completely improbable, for example, to cross four lanes and then make a left turn where no left turn is possible, all in a speed zone, with traffic bearing down in both directions.
They speak volumes about a certain idea of education.
It also guards a certain idea of "art" from popular encroachment.
I had a certain idea of myself as I approached: portrait of the writer going home.
Behind our present turmoil lurks a certain idea of Britain, or of England.
That "certain idea of France" — as Charles de Gaulle once expressed French exceptionalism — now incorporated football.
This family venerates a certain idea of France -- literature, eloquent language, Enlightenment principles.
He embodied a certain idea of politics and France, built on engagement, courage and convictions".
Like Miami Beach, Lapidus stood for a certain idea of the exotic.
It echoes de Gaulle's "certain idea" of France, "dedicated to an exalted and exceptional destiny", 50 years ago.
