Sentence examples for be certain for from inspiring English sources
adjective
Sure, positive, not doubting.
- I was certain of my decision.
The actual bill will not be certain for some time, until corporations file detailed tax returns.
The outcome of the case may not be certain for years, as it winds through N.L.R.B. proceedings and likely court appeals.
Even a place in the team might not be certain for Udal though, who is expected to be released at season's end and could be replaced by the 17-year-old Liam Dawson, a left-arm spinner currently representing England Under-19s.
That is to say, j must be certain for the subject before it can make anything else certain.
Newton realizes that induction can never be certain for all time; he does anticipate Hume in this respect.
Although objective judgements or beliefs can never be certain for us, they can nonetheless be empirical knowledge in so far as experiences that we already have make the truth of the judgment or beliefs probable, and are grounds or evidence which warrant or justify the degree of assurance with which they are held.
That Jacob Zuma is the next president of South Africa has been certain for some time.
It is certain, for instance, that Congress was not always told the truth about what the NSA was up to.
