Sentence examples for certain it seems from inspiring English sources

Though no one knows for certain, it seems likely that the massive Buddhas, previously Afghanistan's most famous tourist attraction, have been pulverised.

Given Powers's bona fides, it's reasonable to assume he would get the tradecraft right, and although I'm in no position to know for certain, it seems safe to suppose he has.

Though the historical record does not tell us for certain, it seems reasonable to assume that as Shaw watched Darien burn, he began actively looking for an opportunity to get his regiment into a "real" fight where they could prove their valor.

If, therefore, this new doctrine contains something more certain, it seems justly to deserve to be followed.

But he produces no evidence to support any of these possibilities, except to note that friends, in describing Cardozo, used words like beautiful, exquisite, sensitive or delicate.. Andrew Kaufman, author of Cardozo, a biography published in 2000, notes that "Although one cannot be absolutely certain, it seems highly likely that Cardozo lived a celibate life".

No one really knew anything for certain, it seemed, in Libya.

Since the most certain knowledge is that of the immediately given, whereas knowledge of material things is derivative and less certain, it seemed that the philosopher must employ a language which uses sense-data as a basis.

The Guardian is reporting that "it seems certain they are dead".

Whether the great post-9/11 rash outbreak turns out to be partly psychogenic or not -- and we may well never know for certain -- it seems highly probable that we will be dealing with incidents of mass hysteria in the future.

In a certain sense, it seems almost unnecessary.

The second problem is that in certain cases it seems to over-generate punishment.