Sentence examples for be clear and certain from inspiring English sources

Conscience tended to be more authoritative in questions of moral judgment, thought Butler, because it was more likely to be clear and certain (whereas calculations of self-interest tended to probable and changing conclusions).

Our message today is clear and certain: we believe that global problems require global solutions".

In a diary otherwise marked by adolescent confusion, he is clear and certain when he writes about religion, as when Dr. Drury, the headmaster, gave a "spirited & awfully good sermon".

He claimed that "the business of mathematics…is that of combining and comparing given concepts of magnitudes, which are clear and certain, with a view to establishing what can be inferred from them" (2 278).

Make sure that you are clear and certain within yourself and have come to the conclusion that this "change" you are after is something that is in your best interest, maintained by yourself and has not been born from someone else's desires or wishes.

But even when generalised, certain trends are clear and have big implications.

Certain immediate lessons are clear, and we must act upon those lessons decisively.

"I'm satisfied that I can go home and be clear on certain things," said Nesbitt Blaisdell, an 82-year-old actor who used to run the compost heap at the community garden at Sixth Street and Avenue B in New York.

Maybe you also start to be clear on certain things".

It should be clear that certain responsibilities also lie with the vendors.

I couldn't help but share my frustration that this is still happening: To be clear, I am certain that Shukman intended nothing untoward with his report.