Sentence examples for and so certain from inspiring English sources
"Ryan was always so focussed on becoming an artist, and so certain it was going to happen," Brian McKelligott, one of the Pink House fraternity, told me.
This is a tax cut that is so costly, so focused on the wealthiest Americans and so certain to drain vital resources for basic government services that few Americans who had a chance to scrutinize it would let Congress get away with it.
Nonetheless, it is not vital and sometimes clubs can be swayed by previous associations and so certain candidates carry a greater weight in the recruitment process.
I was most deeply moved by the way this unusually lovable man prayed, so devout and so certain that God heard his prayer.
Each person's contributions, large or small, can never really be fully acknowledged, and so certain people begin to emerge as the "face" of the company.
As system operators, many officials continue to think that power stands above the law, and so certain people stand above the law: internal policy is above the law, as are the demands of superiors.
Two young Neapolitan officers, Ferrando and Guglielmo, are engaged to two sisters, Fiordiligi and Dorabella, and are so certain of their betrotheds' constancy they wager on it with their friend Don Alfonso, who devises an elaborate test.
They had a constellation of stars in their squad – Paul Breitner, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Uli Stielike and so on – and were so certain of victory over Algeria that they entertained themselves in the pre-match press conferences by ridiculing their opponents.
This Desdemona is confident and passionate, so certain of her rectitude and so disbelieving of her husband's rage that she inadvertently provokes him.
We had that for years in the 80s and 90s, so certain things date a record, but whatever becomes throwback eventually becomes nostalgic – which itself eventually comes back.
And those so certain that Democrats - who may or may not take the White House in 2008 - will do better are, I fear, far too optimistic.
