Sentence examples for To become certain from inspiring English sources

What Fiat will add to them is yet to become certain.

So-called adult stem cells are stuck in the middle, able to become certain types of cells but not others.

Like the Cogito, we can communicate to others what they must reflect upon in order to become certain, but we cannot claim certainty about the bindingness of the moral law upon them.

If Bayer puts up a fight while opinion turns against their pesticide, there'll be plenty of time to become certain.

MacCallum defines the basic concept of freedom — the concept on which everyone agrees — as follows: a subject, or agent, is free from certain constraints, or preventing conditions, to do or become certain things.

Now, the level shift from μ0 to μ1 becomes certain.

I'd hung around long enough for certain faces to become familiar, certain vectors to intersect.

We communicate to become more certain of our views, not less certain.

Over the course of a campaign, voters have always tended to become more certain.

Other philosophers do not deny that proponents of differing religious perspectives are on equal epistemic footing or that reflection on these diversity perspectives might in some cases actually cause an individual to become less certain that her perspective is superior.

The few seconds of grainy footage that show Grant being fatally shot were all the evidence required for many protesters to become morally certain.