Sentence examples similar to embrace with certainty from inspiring English sources
AG: Even if I acquiesce that the evidence favours atheism, I feel a visceral reluctance to embrace the certainty of atheism, even with your more flexible definition of certainty.
It is harder to leave the embrace of certainty and make peace with uncertainty -- to admit that you don't know or have all the answers to how the world should work, and that they can't be easily found between the covers of any one book -- but that may also be part of what it means to "walk by faith and not by sight".
In north-central Wales the kingdom of Powys, originally centred at Pengwern (a place not identified with certainty), was established, and it embraced at least part of the Roman province of the Cornovii, centred at Wroxeter in Shropshire.
In one of his definitions, silence simply means suppressing certain aspects of the past and emphasising or even inventing others—something that is common to many institutions, from families to empires.The author's dislike for the official version can drive him to embrace contrarian theories with more certainty than the evidence warrants.
"With certainty," I said.
The scientists cannot say with certainty now".
No one can predict with certainty.
"Oranges," he said with certainty.
It is difficult to say with certainty.
This I can say with certainty.
