Sentence examples for appeared more certain from inspiring English sources

Which leaves Italy – rarely has a squad appeared more certain wooden-spoonists – and Scotland.

Passage in the Senate, which is usually considered more pro-trade and internationalist, had appeared more certain.

Computer Business Review appeared more certain with the "How Google search results are influencing elections" headline for its version of the story.

Approval by the Senate appears more certain.

It appears more certain that Shakespeare's King Lear is a work of art than that these theories are true.

The financing for the $3.8 billion project appears more certain than in the past, including an anticipated federal commitment to cover about a third of the cost.

Wenger appears more certain about Theo Walcott's future, claiming that his "optimism is at 99% now" that a deal will be done by this weekend.

Despite hopes to the contrary, it now appears more certain than ever that most of the universe is made from some kind of unworldly "dark matter" that can pass right through ordinary matter, leaving barely a trace.

For example, it says children prefer to learn from adults as opposed to their peers, and they prefer to learn from people they are familiar with and who appear more certain, confident and knowledgeable.

I was puzzled by one statement in "Dark Matters: A Cosmic Hall of Mirrors" (Week in Review, March 5): "Despite hopes to the contrary, it now appears more certain than ever that most of the universe is made from some kind of unworldly 'dark matter' that can pass right through ordinary matter".

With a rate hike appearing more certain, the Dow Jones industrial average dropped sharply Friday.