Sentence examples for all too certain that from inspiring English sources

Unless you're a big fan of "The Little Shop of Horrors" and would like all of your utensils to serve as an homage to overgrown venus fly traps, we're all too certain that the Snapi will soon fall into the category of why-did-they-ever-make-this kitchen tools.

When we wish we are too convinced of our pleasures, too certain that we know what we want.

Eddie rushed over to greet me, and the knot of people moved, too, certain that I must be Somebody.

Other mothers confess, on Amazon and Stadlen's own website, that this book made them weep too, certain that it will become a classic.

Others cautioned against being too certain that a particular diet would markedly improve health, and said that whether someone developed a chronic disease might not be entirely under their control -- genetics also plays a role.

I do certainly agree with equal pay for equal work, and I've done that throughout my career, but I'm not too certain that I like the idea of legislation to enforce it.

Even though market conditions look good, and there are companies long-incubated that are ready to go, don't be too certain that we will indeed finally see the IPO wave that has long been expected.

Critics were mixed, but the fans, who were hyped by promising trailers and perhaps too certain that Lucas couldn't possibly sink lower than the Ewoks, were furious.

And, per Crooks And Liars, I'm only too certain that Post subscribers will be happy to welcome a contributor who actually wants us to believe that Abu Zubaydah -- waterboarded 83 times in one month -- thanked the people who tortured him for alleviating his "moral burden".

There is, for example, "The Parker Effect," the all-too-certain fact that a high or low score from Robert Parker's The Wine Advocate newsletter can make an obscure winery into an overnight international superstar or give the impression that a famous name is underachieving.

"I was a little too certain in that book," he admits.