Sentence examples for this certainly applies to from inspiring English sources

This certainly applies to the viewing of art, which can otherwise be too passive an affair — at least for me.

This certainly applies to the Hunterian's selection of her silkscreen prints and gouaches from the past 40 years.

There is rarely a one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to security, and this certainly applies to the cloud.

I like to think my suits reflect the qualities of those who wear them; this certainly applies to haute couture, and however trivial it may seem to certain individuals, it makes the world a more fun place to be.

This certainly applies to the fact that under multilevel governance, we witness a 'decentring of the state' (also referred to as the 'new or post-regulatory state') as private and inter-, suprand and transnational regulations play an increasingly more important role in public policy-making [24].

This certainly applies to "fatigue".

This certainly applied to Saturday's last match, when reigning champions the Storm were undone by a superb late comeback by Bath.

Women, instead of impersonating maleness, universalise the character: that certainly applies to Vanessa Redgrave's Prospero and now Winkler's Hamlet.

And that certainly applies to the long-lost pulp novels of writers like Mickey Spillane and Lawrence Block brought out by Hard Case.

This almost certainly applies to anyone we are close to.

This formulation certainly applies to his own work precisely.