Sentence examples for concrete certainties from inspiring English sources

Only Stalinists could have built this most vile symbol, people with hearts and minds made of concrete certainties.

Named for astronomer Dr. Edwin Hubble, who established the notion that the universe is expanding, the images the telescope has produced over the past 20 years have similarly changed the course of astronomy, "[turning] astronomical conjectures into concrete certainties," according to the Hubble Space Telescope website.

It's a flaw, sure, but not one hard-wired into James' genome with the concrete certainty that debates over his clutchness often suggest.

The lack of any concrete certainty of where we are headed as a trading nation and a country as a whole is massively unsettling to business".

It has provided certainty, through a concrete number, that can enable better decision making on the expected performance of the products.

"The government's pledge to achieve ambitious renewable targets by 2020 shows it is serious about its potential but we need to follow through with concrete policies to create greater certainty for industry, maximise the potential for the UK economy and realise our environmental goals".

The intelligence community must have certainty that the evidence is concrete to support the conclusion.

Many of our familiar certainties are such that we cannot offer any concrete reason for believing them, certainly not one that is wholly convincing.

I wish we all threw certainty out the window and would keep the concrete expressions in all forms as performance.

These are not mere philosophical musings, but rather concrete challenges that are an effective way to question the framework of certainties that the mass communications industry has relied on for some 200 years now.

Many patients are like my sister, looking for certainty that everything is normal, and if not, a concrete diagnosis.