Sentence examples for always certain of from inspiring English sources

He was, as always, certain of victory in Iraq.

Part romance, existential meditation and dark comedy, the film, like its perplexed characters, isn't always certain of what it wants to be.

Antoine and Agnès Grais, his rather right-wing neighbors, would be there (Tom leans to the left), and perhaps Marie and Georges, who run the local working-class bar where Tom is always certain of a cheery welcome, though he has to stop up his ears against the anti-­immigrant sentiments aired by some regulars.

Sometimes when you create an intent, you are not always certain of the outcome.

In our slick, speedy society, women aren't always certain of where these friendships fit into their lives, while at the same time, the desire for successful bonds and close connections is at an all time high.

This result is consistent with Brown et al. [ 4] who identified haemodialysis work to be emotionally taxing but that nurses do not realize the emotional labor involved with the job and are not always certain of their co-workers' support.

SCORECARD -- Environmental issues are always certain to pique the interest of Democratic primary voters.

Even if he isn't always certain which of of his personas audiences are focusing on.

I have a theory that there are always certain types of people in nightlife.

It is not always certain just which type of dinosaur made a track unless an example has been found along with identifiable bones.

Djawa Yunupingu, senior elder of the Gumatj clan, said they had always been certain of their position as landowners on the Gove peninsula, and confident of the case's outcome.