Sentence examples for are really certain from inspiring English sources

Very few Britons have a secure grasp of the causes of the first world war, just as few of us are really certain what British military objectives have been in Afghanistan for the past decade.

Question if things are really certain, or whether you just want them to be.

Only one thing is really certain.

And that's because no one is really certain who might win.

No one is really certain, however, how a redesigned or retrofitted transformer will perform in a severe storm.

Nothing is really certain here, even the film's genre, and little is explained, even when the characters fill in the blanks.

If there were an alien civilization orbiting a nearby star, no one is really certain how they would choose to communicate with us.

All that is really certain in this thespian bedlam is that extreme emotions are being filtered through equally extreme stylizations of emotion.

But in a year of such flux, and with Republicans in turmoil, no one is really certain whether the strategy will fail.

But investigators add that no one is really certain what is in K2, and people are arriving at emergency rooms with symptoms that would not normally be associated with marijuana or a synthetic form of the drug.

"I am really certain that Iran will not find it difficult, particularly in the south, to play that mistrust against the Americans," said Laith Kubba, a former Iraqi exile who is the director for the Middle East and North Africa at the National Endowment for Democracy in Washington.