Sentence examples for cannot be known with certainty from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare's own religious views cannot be known with certainty.

What Paul meant by "Christ" and "Son of God" cannot be known with certainty.

Until that determination is had, it cannot be known with certainty what issues for judicial decision will emerge.

But in 1931 the Austrian U.S. mathematician Kurt Gödel showed this goal to be unattainable: propositions may be formulated that are undecidable; thus, it cannot be known with certainty that mathematical axioms do not lead to contradictions.

John of Mirecourt (fl. 14th century) was censured by the University of Paris in 1347 for maintaining, among other things, that external reality cannot be known with certainty because God can cause illusions to seem real.

Young and healthy people opt not to buy coverage, leaving a sicker and so costlier risk pool.Reforming the system will require addressing both cost and coverage togetherMr Obama's pragmatic, and politically clever, retort is that it is unreasonable to require individuals to purchase something whose cost cannot be known with certainty in advance.

It is a simple truism that unique, irreproducible, prehistoric events cannot be known with absolute certainty.

It is a truism that the exact details of distant historical events cannot be known with absolute certainty.

While their motives cannot be known with any certainty, the votes of these twelve Democrats inevitably raises the problems of legalized corruption that underpin our play-for-pay political system.

If a conversation about the inherent problems in biblical patriarchy highlighted by this scandal cannot be had until the facts are known with certainty, and those in power can prevent those facts from being known, then they can prevent the conversation.

Nothing about this poet is known with certainty.