Sentence examples for are certain in their from inspiring English sources

In fact, while the metadata collected according to the procedures of experimental science are certain in their definition and quantitative measurement, the representation of complex natural phenomena on which those data are based, is often fuzzy and uncertain (and often characterized by "proto-typical" definition).

When I walked around the district with Ossoff six weeks ago, it was clear that, while many voters didn't know who Ossoff was or what, exactly, he stood for, they were certain in their dislike for Trump — and ready to vote for any reasonable candidate who would, to use one of Ossoff's campaign slogans, "make Trump furious".

What defines these furies is often clear enough: a terrible shortage of homes, an impossibly precarious job market, a too-often overlooked sense that men (and men are particularly relevant here) who would once have been certain in their identity as miners, or steelworkers, now feel demeaned and ignored.

The perpetrators, though, may not be certain in their assertions of legality or morality but rather appear to be acting more with the confidence of both impunity and a veil of state secrecy.

Three things are certain in life.

One thing is certain: in acquiring their empire, the Romans did not viciously trample over innocent peoples who were minding their own business in peaceable harmony until the legions appeared on the horizon.

Therefore, we assume that there are certain variations in their DNA regions that may be related to their pathogenicity.

Nothing is certain in Ecuador.

Of course, nothing is certain in investing.

Nothing, of course, is certain in politics.

These examples, deliberately digressive, are certain of their uncertainties, artful in their apparent artlessness.