Sentence examples for be too certain from inspiring English sources

In the era of online hackers, one can never be too certain".

is hard to be too certain about anything! can get some really psychedelic patterns to dance across the cells.

I think we should stick with that rather than be too certain about the difference between good and bad.

The whole point of being British was that you could never be too certain about anything because you could always see the other chap's point of view.

He could not be too certain, though, because he was operating in the strange and unpredictable territory where dinner party meets performance art.

We shouldn't be too certain, Gomory says, that everything is knowable.

But one can't help but wonder if Han is too certain in his beliefs.

Dr. Havlir said doctors were paying a price for having been too certain about anti-H.I.V. treatment.

There's a certain satisfaction in taking something away from people perceived as having been too certain and self-confident for too long, people who've dominated society but whose dominance is slipping away.

Others cautioned against being too certain that a particular diet would markedly improve health, and said that whether someone developed a chronic disease might not be entirely under their control -- genetics also plays a role.

Perhaps Acosta is too certain of his own wisdom, or he is used to talking to people who don't know their facts, but Miller put him in his place.