Sentence examples for certain this time from inspiring English sources

Yet while people might debate the size of the opposing crowds, one thing seems certain: this time the government mastered and largely ­controlled the narrative.

"They were quite certain this time that I'm freed and I don't need to go back," the 50-year-old women's rights activist told the Guardian by phone from her home.

The same crew has already given the Royal Opera a substantial and broadly successful run of traditional productions, mostly characterised by visual elegance and bags of stagecraft, though their touch feels far less certain this time around; with more than half the opera relocated to the inside of the jail, a feeling of drabness sets in.

This just in: Politico simultaneously covers and mocks the Trump non-story, observing that "The media -- though certain this time around that (Trump) can't be serious -- are covering it anyway".

As Nicholas D. Kristof suggests, President Bush could refuse to acquiesce in the genocide of a people (in contrast to certain predecessors), this time in Darfur.

Several people I spoke with predicted that most, or even all, of the nations that loudly oppose an invasion of Iraq would privately cheer it on, if they felt certain that this time the Americans were really going to finish the job.

For certain wards, this time of the day could be dominated by transport traffic as individuals commute towards home.

"But I believe withdrawal by a date certain, at this time, is the wrong policy".

The only thing that seems certain at this time is that Japan's people and government must now endure their greatest challenge since 1945.

Furthermore, although there are current guidelines for how long sexual partners should avoid pregnancy, we really can't be certain at this time how long the virus can persist in blood, serum or vaginal fluid.

In what was sure to be a fustercluck littered with crumpled, wine-stained Flowers in the Attic hate-watch BINGOs, Lifetime strategically targets the demographic of women of a certain age: this time, mine.