Sentence examples for certainty of many of from inspiring English sources
Yet again I was struck by the confident certainty of many of those asking questions: they KNOW they are right.
When the political imaginations of many of his Boston sitters including Samuel Adams, John Hancock, and Paul Revere demanded heedless certainty, Copley answered with indirection and ambivalence.
Those views and preferences cannot always be determined in advance or with certainty since many of the attributes of these policy alternatives are non-market valued.
It is impossible to know with any certainty how many of the city's voters are of Asian ancestry.
Merrill could not determine with enough certainty how many of those customers were overcharged, people at the firm said.
No one can say with certainty how many of the men at Jemez Springs committed offenses after leaving the program.
No one can say with certainty how many of these captives are in Mosul, Islamic State's principal stronghold in Iraq.
They acknowledge that there is no certainty of how many of the bills will become law, and say that the number of bills is running just slightly ahead of last year's tally.
Our level of certainty is indicated for many of these predictions.
We recognize the loss of certainty by many, particularly White and working people, in the United States.
This rapid descent into chaos, and the unravelling of many certainties within a year of the BJP's ascension to power, has prompted uncomfortable comparisons with Pakistan.
