Sentence examples for was certainly of from inspiring English sources

The weather was certainly of no help to such enterprises.

His sense of humour was deep, but wry and restrained, and in not wearing his emotions on his sleeve, he was certainly of the pre-Diana age.

The Taj was certainly of outsize proportions: Its 42-story tower was New Jersey's tallest building, and the casino was the world's largest.

"It was certainly of concern to China," Mr. Cohen told reporters, but he said the tone of his meetings was generally positive.

The full-back's 35-yard free-kick, struck into Allan McGregor's top right-hand corner, was certainly of Champions League quality.

The right of the 'people to be secure in their persons' was certainly of as much concern to the framers of the Constitution as the property of the person.

Their role in affecting the mechanical properties is not fully understood, but is certainly of importance.

The Tip Ton by Barber and Osgerby is certainly of that mettle.

Among traditional products, beers are certainly of interest for both product development and marketing.

Leeds, and their manager, were certainly of their time.

For Yorkshire folk, Kate is certainly of great significance".