Sentence examples for certain and imminent from inspiring English sources

In the face of her certain and imminent death, exposing her deepest self was no risk.

The court judged that the two officers were not aware of the "certain and imminent" danger to the boys.

The court judged that the two police officers were not aware of the "certain and imminent" danger for the youths.

Shorten by any means, once all forms of sedation and analgesia have proven ineffective, the last convulsions, which are often seen as violent manifestations of a body locked in a final battle against certain and imminent death, when consciousness is doubtless no longer there?

The public prosecutor sided with the defense team, saying the radio exchange between Gaillemin and the police base did not prove that the officers were aware of a "certain and imminent" danger to the boys. .

To most Omanis, HIV/AIDS means certain and imminent death.

Its certain death and imminent rebirth have been alternately predicted for decades.

Last August, in a front-page story in the Post, Barton Gellman and Walter Pincus wrote about "a pattern in which President Bush, Vice President Cheney and their subordinates — in public and behind the scenes — made allegations depicting Iraq's nuclear weapons program as more active, more certain and more imminent in threat than data they had would support".

I'm just sure of absolute and imminent failure first.

Randy Canale, the UAL board member representing the machinists' union, co-signed a letter posted today on the union's Web site that said, "We are now certain a bankruptcy filing appears unavoidable and imminent".

Unfortunately China doesn't see an Iranian bomb as imminent or certain, and views the entire diplomatic row as the West's problem, not China's.