Sentence examples for there certainly seems from inspiring English sources

The press there certainly seems to be eager to create a class of untouchables who can be abused at will by Evangelical Brahmin.

There certainly seems to be.

There certainly seems to be a groundswell of discontent amongst the ethnic minority communities.

So far, he said, there certainly seems to be an image issue.

In any case, there certainly seems to be a healthy culture of general experimentation.

There certainly seems to be someone with a sense of humour.

British officials insist that has changed and there certainly seem, at least, to be many more police on the ground.

Either way, there certainly seemed little evidence of any physical fitness problem as Boateng hoicked an entire team on to his back and set about dismantling Lecce.

There certainly seemed no way these would grow without the substrate to which they are so inextricably linked in the wild.

Horsepower is a nonpublished number, but there certainly seemed to be plenty of punch available during a two-hour test ride on rural roads around sections of historic Highway 61.

There certainly seemed to the the possibility in a brief period after Charlotte that Mr. Obama would run away with the race, although even then forecast expected some reversion to the mean.