Labour's energy policies would destroy the certainty and stability the industry so desperately needs, Ed Davey has warned.
That's the only real way to make a documentary film – by setting out what you believe to be true, or beautiful, and destroying any certainty by implying that, yes, it could have been described in a near-myriad other ways.
A perpetual victim of injustice, he yet has a sense of justice: circumstances can't destroy his inner certainty that there are such things as fairness, love, and truth.
Anton C. Zijderveld and Peter L. Berger write in their book In Praise of Doubt: "The type of doubt we're discussing here doesn't intentionally destroy this institutional certainty, if only because doubt is averse to radical rebellion and revolution.
Whether the "arms factory" would be hit by the bombs was a roll of the dice; that ordinary homes would be destroyed was a certainty.
Eventually, he bought some school notebooks at the local stationer and began his diary, recording his horror over the First World War, his disgust with sensuality, his fear that the world was being destroyed, and his certainty that he was being hunted down, spied upon, slandered, poisoned.
That is a sea change in war fighting that allowed the allies to destroy Iraqi forces with greater certainty and to hit governmental buildings while largely sparing civilian neighborhoods.
Elaborate calculations on the number of ICBM warheads needed to destroy a hardened silo with a given degree of certainty became an integral part of the strategic calculus in the 1960s.
Nothing comes out of the Senate without a veto-proof majority because the GOP wants to destroy President Obama, my government is paralyzed... where is my certainty?
One year ago, when the nation's schoolhouses echoed with debate about imminent war, two Normal Community High School freshmen shared a moral certainty that it was America's duty to invade Iraq and destroy weapons of mass destruction.
