Sentence examples for be totally certain from inspiring English sources

"It'll go on forever and ever because we are never going to be totally certain, I think, about who did what to whom.

To be totally certain the bird is cooked, check its temperature, at the thickest part of the leg, with a meat thermometer starting at least a half-hour before it's supposed to be done.

Sometimes we can be totally certain of something and be wrong.

This DVD was shot entirely in Peru, which I believe is in the northern part of Mexico, but I'm not very good at geometry so I can't be totally certain.

Be totally certain that any medications, herbal remedies, or just plain cough syrup you're taking will not interact with alcohol.

No one was totally certain.

I am totally certain that the more of us who see that view of the one planet that we all share, the safer the world will be for all of us.

The author's best work, Sullivan argued, has "a way of rendering permeable the surface lens that divides the underworld of fantasy from the 'painful realism' hovering above it, so that writer and reader at moments seem joined in not being totally certain whether what's happening on the page should be taken literally and naturalistically or as mythical, otherworldly".

Nobody is totally sure what causes lupus, but certain triggers, like sunlight, infection or medication, can prompt an outbreak.

Works of art may be totally absent in certain architectural structures; or all available space may be filled with a dense profusion of all kinds of figures and objects, all of which may sometimes be encircled by an ornamental network or web of branches, vines, leaves, and blossoms; an example of such embellishment is Islamic art.

Some nodes may be totally disconnected in certain layers.