Sentence examples for be certain of any from inspiring English sources

It is hard to be certain of any such detail, what with the whole affair lasting a total of four seconds, and having been uploaded to Instagram sideways.

According to critics of the argument, Price is not entitled to be certain of any such thing.

Studying dinosaur growth is difficult because there may only be a small handful of fossils on hand for any given type of dinosaur, limiting a scientist's ability to be certain of any particular growth correlation, species-wide.

Someone who thinks this, is likely to see little point in keeping assent in reserve for a kind of certainty which he thinks is neither needed nor possible, though he cannot be certain of this any more than he can be of anything else.

Due to the inherent low spatial resolution of PET, and smoothing procedures, we cannot be certain of not missing any activation in smaller structures.

Wales had to win by two goals to be certain of qualification, but any kind of victory would be enough provided the RCS did not win in Belgium on the same evening.

Since this was a cross-sectional study, we cannot be certain of the direction of causality of any of the observed associations.

Note: Bear in mind, all of these examples are simply illustrative — without a full and careful copyright search, it is difficult to be certain of the copyright status of almost any work.

(to be certain of capacity).

"The last few weeks have shown that this trust and therefore my ability to be effective has suffered sustained damage". He said he was certain of exoneration by any investigation of allegations of official misconduct during his tenure as leader of Lower Saxony.

Nothing is certain, of course.