Sentence examples for thinking certainly from inspiring English sources

You come here thinking certainly after Melbourne — higher speed, higher temperature, more abrasive.

Peter – couldn't agree more, and the benefits of systems thinking certainly hasn't spread nearly far enough.

But surely you'd be forgiven for thinking – certainly if you watch Saturday night telly – that British people don't.

His line of thinking certainly makes good business sense, especially for a game as ambitious as We Happy Few, which has been featured on-stage at some of the gaming industry's biggest press conferences.

Thankfully, inventive ideas are increasingly finding a home on the downloadable services, and Stacking is another title that eschews conventional thinking; certainly, it's hard to think of another game where a tiny Russian doll attempts to rescue his family of chimney sweeps from an immoral industrialist.

Re "Poetry for Everyday Life," by David Brooks (column, April 12), about the "pervasiveness of metaphorical thinking": Certainly, metaphor is a valuable literary device, and to recognize beauty and creativity in ordinary speech is laudable.

Clearly, Russell's solution to the puzzle of true negative existential beliefs shows how, in Brentano's own terms, "if someone thinks of something, the one who is thinking must certainly exist, but the object of his thinking need not exist at all" and furthermore the thought may be true.

One trouble with being a leader of thought in America is that it leaves no time for thinking & certainly the duties of President are so heavy that they pretty well carry a man thru the day without his having to think at all.

It was, I remembered thinking, most certainly among man's noblest creations.

I hope it goes without saying that thinking globally certainly doesn't mean neglecting the local.

NGOs and forward thinking pastoralists certainly view the way of life as playing a key role in East Africa in the future.