Sentence examples for all the certainties from inspiring English sources

It was the sense that his world, all the certainties upon which he has built his fabulous reputation, were sliding away before his eyes.

This partnership was supposed to involve data sharing, long lead times, exclusive contracts—all the certainties that allow suppliers to be cost-effective, innovative, and reliable.

Pete becomes Noone's telephone confessor, but then Noone begins to doubt Pete and with him all the certainties of his life.

As a result of this wilful wrong turning in a tired, habitual conversation, all the certainties of her life are replaced by doubts.

Wagner is its historical starting point, the Second Viennese School of Schoenberg, Berg and Webern its close, defining an era in which all the certainties of 19th-century music were eroded away, as romanticism slid into expressionism and the foundations of tonality began to crumble.

All the certainties of the 19th century turned out to be lies.

Zaatari, for all the certainty it offers, is not a happy place.

He is possessed of all the certainty I look for in the Almighty and his truth is a lot more effable.

Yet, for all the certainty expressed during a long, bitter debate, neither its advocates nor its foes can be sure which party would be helped or hurt by the bill.

And, for all the certainty with which Cohle delivers his long pronunciations on faith – parroting linguistic theory on religion being a "language virus" – there's something in his voice that betrays a deeper uncertainty.

In C18 and C19, not only did they have all the certainty of science: they had it bolstered by the imprimatur of a Church that told them that cats, not being human, don't have souls, so machines are the only possible things left for them to be.