Sentence examples for certainty beginning from inspiring English sources

It emphasizes the lack of mechanistic certainty, beginning: "An important point to make is that we have yet to establish whether the StART-like proteins Ysp1p, Ysp2p and Sip3p regulate changes in sterol levels in organelle membranes, with an indirect role on traffic, or if they themselves directly mediate sterol transfer".

With a careful reading of the indictment in the case, however, this certainty begins to falter.

But following her return to Palestine, her core belief in that certainty began to falter.

Yet there are more new designers working in New York fashion than at any point in its history, a rush of tenderfeet that one can say with some certainty began in 2002, when Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, two students at Parsons the New School for Design, sold their senior collection to Barneys New York and became the toast of the industry with their label, Proenza Schouler.

And so, in this uncertainty, one certainty began to rise up from the ashes of 'what's gone down.' It is simply this: like the graduates Angelou was addressing, we of this country are faced with the challenge of finding the "...outstanding courage to invent this moment...."....

Such certainty begins with the denial of eye contact, and I refuse to live in a world where eye contact with strangers is impossible, and where need -- whether real and undeserved or imagined and fully deserved -- is just more sidewalk litter.

Following the Afghan king's overthrow, war rumbles across the country as it – along with Amir's childhood certainties – begins to unravel.

Five years and the Atlantic Ocean separate these two films, but as different as they are they seem part of the same early '70s cultural moment when the old certainties began to fall away.

If London is the city built on the smoke and mirrors of media saturation, Southend is the slipstream where certainties begin to waver.

The age of scientific certainty had begun, including Marx's disastrous claim in the 19th century to have discovered scientific certainty in politics.Now the collapse of the Marxist claim to certainty has left the swirl of individual energy without any moral guidance in matters of politics and economics.

In the aggregate, though, as powerful as Means's work is, this kind of existential certainty can begin to feel reflexive and repetitive, a bit of an aesthetic tic.