Sentence examples for are certain and from inspiring English sources

He means it literally: things that are certain, and that have grave consequences.

We live in a country where scoundrels are certain and nuance is vilified.

The benefits of concluding trade deals are certain and accrue in the short term.

Few things in politics are certain and the official line is that Balls remains the Treasury's chief economic adviser.

That the greatest poet lately living is dead we are certain, and we cannot doubt that much of his poetry will live by virtue of its exquisite music.

Pretending that the government's current forecasts and plans are certain and reliable, when the ones made only three years ago turned out to be anything but, stretches credulity.

Another heart was certain, and dummy's spades looked promising.

Nothing is certain and there is no knowing when there will be a boat.

"It's one thing to be certain, but you can be certain and be wrong," he said crisply in response.

What is certain, and most laudable, is that Bordeaux is top the group.

There is a difference call it a fundamental one between being certain and wrong and being certain and right.Atheists can be smug and annoying.