Sentence examples for certainties that from inspiring English sources

But for people like Mr. Lombardi, there are certainties that offset all that.

A sense of a change of class barriers, of government, of expectations, of certainties, that was probably, at times, brutal.

Singing about certainties that had been left behind, the band's leader, Jeff Tweedy, held on to comforting forms.

These demagogues boom out certainties that make the tentative policies of conventional leaders appear pale and timid.

Kyoto is not quite dead, but the certainties that held true when it was forged certainly are.

Pragmatists can have principles but not self-verifying ones; they renounce any certainties that are based on claims of universal necessity.

"I'm drawn to it," he explains, "because it's the moment at which the medieval certainties that had endured for centuries were turned upside down.

Having a little more life doesn't provide her with more of anything else, and certainly not with any of the spiritual certainties that others see in her.

Questions also need to be asked about what lies behind the flag-waving certainties that are currently being served up by so much of Fleet Street.

Right now, it's not a certainty that will happen.

"It's a near certainty that L.S.U.