Sentence examples for are not completely certain from inspiring English sources

At present we are not completely certain of all the details, but it appears that the cameraman you mention had something to do with it...

Rather, the method urges us to "hold back [our] assent from opinions which are not completely certain and indubitable just as carefully as [we] do from those which are patently false" (Med. 1, AT 7 18, cf. AT 7 461).

Upon initially adopting the method of doubt, the meditator thereby resolves to withhold assent to all opinions undermined by his newfound sceptical doubts — "I should hold back my assent from opinions which are not completely certain and indubitable just as carefully as I do from those which are patently false" (Med. 1, AT 7 18).

Usually it's best to reassure them, even if you say things that aren't completely certain.

Even her daughter was not completely certain.

Despite careful calculations, his father was not completely certain he would see it, Mr. Brown said.

One memory I will take away from the fair is a group of works which I'm not completely certain exist, at a stand for a gallery which might not be real either.

Bellini said that multiple blasts appeared to have been recorded at the Beijing monitoring facility, and registered between magnitude two and three, but the agency was not completely certain that the activity came from the explosion in Tianjin.

Bellini said that it looks like multiple blasts were recorded at the Beijing monitoring facility, but the agency is not completely certain that the activity came from the explosion in Tianjin.

Though I'm not completely certain – I only ever had the stamina for Part One – I imagine Frodo's journey finally ends back in The Shire in an orgy of backslapping, a cup of tea and a biscuit.

It's Estonia (I have tried to check this but the Economist's brilliant research department does not work at weekends so I am not completely certain).That's not exactly new though I may be the first person to have spotted it.