Sentence examples for entirely certain of from inspiring English sources

I am not entirely certain of where we are, what year it is or what country we are in.

Perhaps not entirely certain of Lester's staying power, Weaver featured him only three nights a week, with the warmer Morey Amsterdam hosting the remaining two nights.

But the trouble with such speculation is that nobody, other than perhaps Mr Blair himself, can be entirely certain of the truth.

Never entirely certain of Brandon's masculinity, these teen-agers explained his attraction in the impoverished and self-dramatizing rhetoric of adolescence: He was the only one for me. . . .

You get the sense that he's groping for control of these leggies a little and not entirely certain of what is going to come out of his hand.

I'm not entirely certain of what this article is trying to do, other than grudgingly acknowledge Bernie's abilities to negotiate and achieve results in a body notorious for doing anything but that.

I suspect that, like many undercover agents, particularly those involved in monitoring political organisations, he wasn't always entirely certain on which side of the line he stood.

And no one seems entirely certain what kind of animal "Private Astronomy" is.

And while we're not entirely certain how many of his cards came while he was a League player, we can tell you that former Leicester City and Wigan hard man Steve Walsh notched up an impressive career tally of 13 red cards, closely followed by former Southampton left-back Mark Dennis, with 12.

Thankfully for BTS, it's unlikely that Ariana Grande or Death Cab For Cutie, who release their records the week prior to Love Yourself: Answer's street date, will be able to claim the throne for more than a single frame (it's not entirely certain which one of those two will land at No. 1, though it will likely be Grande).

When Steve Waverly, a WGA screenwriter, was asked what he was working on, he said robotically: "I'm working on nothing and I will be picketing". Like many writers, Waverly was not entirely certain what kind of writing was permissible during the strike.