Sentence examples similar to eroded certainty from inspiring English sources

Cadets are trained to be confident and sure — qualities that sometimes butt up against the kind of intellectual inquiry that can erode certainty — but over the last several years, they have been compelled to think carefully about what they might be asked to do.

Troughton is equally fine in this scene, capturing the character's naked defencelesness when his certainties are eroded.

The decrease of retirement security, along with the rising threats of high student debt, will continue to erode the economic certainty of our young people until we prioritize turning things around.

Patience with politics as a complex navigation between conflicting interests, as opposed to a non-negotiable declaration of moral certainty, will be eroded even more.

But before wartime traumas erode his ingrained certainties, he is shown to be deeply complacent and unthinkingly arrogant.

He finds himself trapped in the detritus of a Midwestern Jewish community in the late-1960s where tradition has eroded and where the mores and certainties of the past have faded away.

Gradually, our certainty about what we are witnessing is eroded.

"Cash has the certainty that your purchasing power will be eroded by the rate of inflation.

What is about to happen is the entirely unexpected, when the certainties of their perilous, precarious world are eroded by the arrival of others.

I am trying to get at certain emotional truths, I guess, and after a while any certainty I once had about how things actually occurred eroded.

Whatever you think about climate change, the onset of erratic and extreme weather erodes any pretence of certainty.