Sentence examples for certain reunion from inspiring English sources

A South Carolina artillery officer confessed that the prospect of death terrified him because "I am not a christian a christian can afford to be a philosopher because he believes in a certain reunion hereafter but a poor devil who cant believe it hasn't that support".

It's chilled, it wordlessly suggests a journey, and it'd probably raise fewer eyebrows among the sparse congregation (and later awkward reunions, should certain theories about death be proved correct after all) than Hüsker Dü's Never Talking to You Again, which was my original choice.

The more I traveled, the more I associated cities with certain restaurants, and anticipated each reunion.

The writer sounds cold, alone and perhaps in danger; the reunion is not certain.

Hans Küng, who once described Vatican II's task as "reform and reunion," is quite certain that he knows what true "reform" is; so are the publishers of The Wanderer and the editors of The Tablet, although none of them can agree on the specifics of this reform.

There were many warm greetings and happy reunions, though a certain cardinal from America received a distinctly chilly reception.

He told NME Radio he is certain he will attend the July 3 reunion.

Smiths reunion rumours are as certain as the sun rising in the east.

But there is a certain pragmatism to Dinosaur Jr.'s reunion: a sense that the three men have recognized that their gift and their bond are bigger than their individual interests, a rare level of self-understanding.

For a certain segment of the downtown audience, their reunion—"Kiki and Herb: Seeking Asylum!"—has been more highly anticipated than the "Game of Thrones" première.

All ends well with an unexpected reunion between the bear and a certain blonde, so many years down the road.