Sentence examples for certainties that make from inspiring English sources

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

Mr. Solondz's ear is preternaturally attuned to the self-deluding pieties and scrambled certainties that make up so much of the American idiom.

But the artistic response to a world in which there is so much confusion, division and threat to people on a global scale, and where we can see that unfolding in real time – and with a sense that this will be how it is for the next century – is very different from the heroic task of rebuilding Europe after the war and the broad cultural certainties that made that possible.

Change is always difficult to stomach, and 60 years of the same head of state have provided a certainty that make many feel safe.

The talks seem so advanced that Meyer says with certainty that make.tv will continue in someway or another but conveniently doesn't go into details.

"Everything about me is positive," Destiny said with a certainty that makes one want to believe her.

He gives us a wonderful feeling of certainty that makes us feel things can't be so bad after all...Bach always brings us safely home".

I acknowledged that Blair was a conviction politician, and that "in that very conviction lies risk.... Indeed, it is that very certainty that makes public opinion in Britain so uncomfortable with George Bush.

It's that certainty that makes you feel sort of O.K. about spending a pre-dinner hour watching ladies gyrate in G-strings: these guys know what they're doing — would they steer you wrong?

With all the vagueness of faces and the grayness of light, and with all the gestural freedom of the walls and skies, everything is set down with a certainty that makes them seem inevitable.

Milo Sjardin, head of Bloomberg New Energy Finance's Asia arm, says China's stable government allows for a level of future certainty that makes massive, systemic transitions manageable and politically relevant - a key difference with the more chaotic US system.