The phrase "and certainties and the" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete fragment that lacks context and clarity, making it unusable in its current form.
Example: "In the midst of chaos, we seek comfort in the certainties and the truths we hold dear."
Alternatives: "and the truths" or "and the assurances".
We yearn for balance, calm and certainty and pray that the end of this year will be the smoothest we've experienced yet.
And it means that living meaningfully is almost certainly going to screw with your plans, forcing you out of comfort and certainty, and into suffering and the unknown.
Along these lines, we might say that revelation-cum-tradition emerges as the key ingredient to Saadya's epistemological prescription for truth and certainty, and as such, as the key ingredient to Saadya's prescription for living — his prescription, that is, for how to live life with the sort of fullness that only truth and certainty can provide, and which only faith-with-reason can hope to attain.
There will always be some people for whom new technologies seem to promise completeness and certainty, and Moretti, enthusing over the prospect of "a unified theory of plot and style," is one of them.
Towards the end of the task, participants showed more verbal reactions and even they provided some non-verbal gestures, the gestures were used to show confirmation and certainty and being in line with the other interlocutors.
The council, not to mention a large chunk of the management board, contains plenty of men who still pine for the gin-and-tonic certainties of the amateur era and have never even glimpsed the inside of a professional dressing room.
Most of all, Brexit is the consequence of the economic bargain struck in the early 1980s, whereby we waved goodbye to the security and certainties of the postwar settlement, and were given instead an economic model that has just about served the most populous parts of the country, while leaving too much of the rest to anxiously decline.
He finds himself trapped in the detritus of a Midwestern Jewish community in the late-1960s where tradition has eroded and where the mores and certainties of the past have faded away.
When it comes to the women's omnium, of course, Laura Trott is a British certainty, and the reigning Olympic and European champion appeared as composed as ever in the first three disciplines.
In the short term, higher costs of living from increased insurance premiums and stricter building standards seem a certainty, and the look of the place, he added, is a problem.
