He seemed to convey certainty about facts that were in dispute.
Things were different in the 19th century, when novelists used arrangements of volumes and chapters to convey certainty about a novel's logical structure.
They wore good suits, made little jokes about their specialties, and did what doctors do: try to convey certainty and authority amid a total underlying mystery.
While most of the administration's prewar claims about Iraq reflected now-discredited U.S. intelligence reports, the White House crossed a line by conveying certainty about the threat that Saddam Hussein posed to the United States, according to the report, approved over the objections of most of the committee's Republican members.
He underscores the importance of conveying certainty with words, posture, eye contact and tone of voice.
The p-value of this Shapiro test conveys the certainty with which the Gaussian hypothesis cannot be rejected.
The Tories conveyed such certainty at their party conference last autumn, when George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, backed the first approach.
As editor of The Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Dr. Kramer deals directly with authors whose words convey more certainty than their data.
Shinagare AB, Lacson R, Boland GW, Wang A, Silverman SG, Mayo-Smith WW, KhorAgreementRandologist Preferences, Agreement, and Variability in Phrases Used to Convey Diagnostic Certainty in Radiology Reports.
These are celestial, Olympian spaces that convey the certainty that this – here, at this elevation, in this part of London – is where Rothschild belongs.
