Sentence examples for come to certain from inspiring English sources

By then she had come to certain conclusions about the jar makers — that they were sedentary farmers, for instance, who traded with neighboring civilizations.

Oppenheimer, Ms. Cole shows, expected that the results would also inspire visitors to come to certain opinions about the world, and perhaps even lead them to follow the kind of political path he had adhered to.

Street culture, of all things, has come to certain suburban lanes: in Glen Cove, Central American immigrants collect on corners and in front yards, talking and playing music as if they were still in Guatemala City.

It is clear from the response, so far, that there is an informal network of scientists who have met over the years and come to certain shared understandings about things like quarantining and rates of infection.

The epistemic circularity has to do with how we come to certain beliefs about observability, not with the objectivity of the observability facts.

It is easy to look at Turkey as an outsider and come to certain conclusions, but as a local investor, I want to think there is still upside to be garnered from a region so big, so young and so hungry for VC capital and infrastructure.

"I used to be a bit nerve-racked when it came to certain things," he admitted.

They still do, especially when it comes to certain station house positions.

Well, when it comes to certain issues, it will always too soon.

I wrote: When it comes to certain activities, what's wrong with "just doing it for the reward"?

Except when it came to certain lawn-mowing episodes, he's always talked very tough on illegal immigration.