Sentence examples for certain of anything from inspiring English sources

Hey, I'm not totally certain of anything!

But, he added, "you can't be absolutely certain of anything with a temporary work force.

I've never been more certain of anything in all my battery life.

No certainty other than the certainty that we can't be certain of anything.

They are probably not 100% but you can never be 100% certain of anything.

Paul Deighton, the chief executive of London organising committee, Locog, went on: "You can't be absolutely certain of anything with a temporary workforce.

We can be certain (as certain as one can be of anything hypothetical) that her mature prose would today be noted for its wit and acuity, and almost as certain that the trajectory of her work would be closer to that of Nadine Gordimer, say, than to that of Francoise Sagan.

It is not certain that he died of anything more than premature old age brought on by illnesses and hardships.

"If I couldn't differentiate between hallucination and reality, it was hard to conceive of anything certain I could use to define myself," he says.

Most notably, Siger raises the following question for consideration in Impossibile 2: "everything that appears to us are illusions and similar to dreams, so that we are not certain of the existence of anything".

This denial of the phenomenon whose existence is self evidently more certain than the existence of anything else is considered by a number of philosophers, to say the least, as bizarre.