Sentence examples for comfortable certainty from inspiring English sources
Obama's preëlection reticence to point out Russian interference for fear of politicizing the intelligence and his comfortable certainty of a Clinton victory will be regarded as two of the most significant errors of his Presidency.
Try France, or Austria.But these comfortable certainties have been badly shaken in the past week.
He would like to lure you from the comfortable certainties of everyday life to the disorienting and unknown.
Paul Cooper promises a "garden of televisions, video images and real and virtual plants".All this will delight Mr (Guy Cooperr and Mr Taylor and confirm them in their belief that the British are at last bracing themselves to be weaned from the comfortable certainties of the hollyhock, the delphinium and the pink.
Clearly, investors believe that some comfortable old certainties have gone out of the window.Chief among them is the idea that Saudi Arabia will always act to cap prices.
But, for a start, who could ask for more than a comfortable sense of certainty, familiarity, a world that is recognizably the one most of us used to know how to navigate?
Others fear doubt, because it threatens their otherwise comfortable sense of certainty.
"It's the same recipe, take over the institutions and make new rules," Mr Rajk says.For other veterans of 1989, adjusting to the ambiguity of democratic society has been difficult; they are more comfortable with the certainties of opposition.
Catherine Puglisi's "Caravaggio" (Phaidon; £39.95), by contrast, is more comfortable charting the relative certainties of artistic and symbolic sources than in speculating about complex personal meanings.If readers are left confused by all this then they will probably not be helped by Leo Bersani's and Ulysse Dutoit's monograph.
One person who seems to believe a Verizon iPhone is a certainty — and is comfortable with that eventuality — is Eric E. Schmidt, chief executive of Google.
