Sentence examples for being certain based on from inspiring English sources

I'm one of numerous critics on record as being certain, based on no evidence, that Matisse womanized during his decades in Nice, which started with seasonal sojourns in 1917, when he lived in hotel rooms painting naked or harem-garbed models who, Spurling writes, "were drawn from the tide of human flotsam washed up in Nice between the wars".

And it is certain, based on other high-profile cases, that Iverson will be treated excessively in one of two ways: his celebrity will either make him a nice target to gain headlines for some ambitious prosecutors or politicians, or it will be helpful in getting him a kindlier consideration from authorities.

The book my parents gave me as a gesture of support was bought, I'm certain, based in large part on its cover image.

"I think the [scientific] community is gradually realizing that it might be impossible to be absolutely certain, based on its atmosphere, that an exoplanet hosts life".

I was almost certain, based on the cloudiness of the spinal fluid, that this was the case.

It's fairly certain based on what we can see on their skull, teeth and body size they probably ate whatever they could fit in their mouths," added Dr Irmis.

The principles on which community provision is built are based on certain assumptions: education is part of social provision, strongly related to all other branches of social provision.

And while I cannot be certain, it appeared based on their photos and commentary that almost all of these commentators are white.

The majority of what's in the play is true, although certain elements are based on myths about Satie - some of those myths being of Satie's own creation.

He understands where certain guys are going to be based on the coverages.

"Al-Shabaab is an organisation that is based on certain ideologies and the ideology has no citizenship.