Sentence examples for be more certain than from inspiring English sources
Surely I can be more certain than that, I thought.
To insist that it was mere theatre is to be more certain than anyone can be about how men with knives pressed to the throats of men they have long had reason to hate would act in extremis.
Because the GNS software can also make other predictions that should be more certain than whether stocks will go up or down.
Nothing can be more certain than that these political patrons will use the influence their contributions have accorded them to put a brake on regulatory and health insurance reform.
Our memories are more certain than our prospects.
''Nothing is more certain than that the movement of capital funds must be regulated,'' he wrote.
Miller was more certain than ever that her legal challenge was the right thing to do.
Scientists are more certain than ever that humanity is to blame for rising temperatures.
Nothing is more certain than that alcohol can sharply alter mood and temperament.
Of recent economic disorders none is more certain than the disorder in food.
She had been glad before this, but now was more certain than ever that she had made the right decision.
