Sentence examples for was certainly considered from inspiring English sources

Beyond his daughter's gaze, Said was certainly considered a provocative figure.

It was certainly considered a failure within Ford and by many in the press, but did anyone in the racing business really expect them to win first time out?

In her day, she was certainly considered an important writer, and she was popular, too; but still, to look back on some of the reviews she received is to be reminded that notions of what constitutes a "serious" writer can be heavily weighted with assumptions; and also that the Virago Modern Classics project was (and remains) a necessary one.

She was amazing, and was certainly considered a socialite in Vienna a century ago.

Their music was certainly considered too staid, conservative, anachronistic, and I suspect, beautiful, to be considered worthy of study.

But he's not a Globes go-to and he was certainly considered a long shot for his turn as survivalist dad Ben Cash in "Captain Fantastic".

"Now the area is certainly considered its own market," he said.

"American Catholics are certainly considered more liberal than Catholics outside the Western world," he said.

That's a big difference between Blake and other contemporary artists, like Henry Fuseli and James Barry, who were his friends and admirers, and who were certainly considered eccentric too, but managed to rise in the art establishment, with high positions in the Royal Academy.

As one of the country's senior clerics -- he is certainly considered a far more learned cleric than either Mr. Khatami or even the country's supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei -- every word he utters carries extraordinary weight.

The Scotland international is certainly considered an Ipswich legend, and a nemesis for Norwich - having scored nine goals in 19 derbies for the Blues.