Sentence examples for be dead certain from inspiring English sources

The president may be dead certain, but he is again dead wrong.

If Tehran leaves what remains of JCPOA and resumes now banned nuclear activities, one can be dead certain that voices not just in Tel Aviv would claim that a nuclear bomb is imminent and that immediate military action must be taken.

CEO Evan Spiegel better be dead certain this is the right move, or he should remove the Replay feature before Snapchat's ephemerality itself vanishes.

If you want something you can be dead certain of, however, we'll offer you this: if there is one thing that both the Obama campaign and the Romney campaign have in common, is that both, right at this very moment, just cannot believe how it's come to pass that they aren't beating the other guy like a drum.

Kelvin is dead certain that all the technological miracles of the coming century are so much pie in the sky.

I was dead certain that these playthings were, first and foremost, all about finding a way to wear a giant dollar sign.

Mr. Randi and his assistant, Andrew Harter, devise the experiments for those who make it through the application process, although both are dead certain the account will remain untouched.

These particular jail-bars had three lines and then skipped a bunch, and this blip was in all three of the lines, so we were dead certain that it wasn't a cosmic-ray hit or anything like that.

"There is no guarantee that what we are doing will provide us with a World Cup-winning team, but I'm dead certain if we don't change things we will never have one".

LYNN FITZWATER San Francisco, Oct. 1, 2013 To the Editor: Re "Conservatives With a Cause: 'We're Right' " (front page, Oct. 1): Conservatives are dead certain in their opposition to the Affordable Care Act.

To be honest I wouldn't have been surprised if he hadn't knocked but beat at the door, or simply kicked the door in, but now that I hear the knocking, it's clear there is no difference between his knocking and beating or kicking the door in, I mean really no difference, the point being that I am dead certain it is him, who else; he of whom I knew, and have always known would come.