Sentence examples for be quite certain of from inspiring English sources

What we can be quite certain of, however, is that Beckett was acquainted with the closing frames of Dalí and Luis Buñuel's 1929 surrealist film Un Chien Andalou, in which two women are displayed casually buried up to their waists on the beach.

Boris's father, Stanley Johnson, a former MEP and now a prospective Tory candidate in Devon, insisted: "There is one thing you can be quite certain of - this is not the end of his political career" as he sent his son his "unshakeable love and support".

What they say they are quite certain of is this: Society is running a risk.

No one was quite certain of that when Fusaichi Pegasus left his barn this afternoon for the walk from the backside to the paddock.

In the conservative response bias condition, the instructions would discourage participants from making an ID unless a participant is quite certain of being correct (i.e., the decision criterion in Fig. 3 moves to the far right).

I am quite certain of it.

Industry donations to crush the Drug Price Relief Act "will top $100 million by the election, I'm quite certain of it," said Michael Weinstein, president of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation and a leading backer of the state measure, also known as Proposition 61.

The me/not-me task also allowed us to derive separate measures of positive and negative consistency; for example, high socially anxious individuals may be quite certain about negative aspects of self-view, but less certain about positive aspects of self-view.

For various reasons, but the main one being I'm quite certain to not die doing anyone of those things (although too much Dairy Queen may not be a good thing).

However, at the 95% level we can be quite certain that a very small proportion of individuals on NNRTI are likely to fail virologically [54], [55], [56].

I am quite certain much of it was written by Treuhaft who is a sharp little lawyer, and who certainly made her write it in the first place".