Sentence examples similar to eroding 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.
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.
But before wartime traumas erode his ingrained certainties, he is shown to be deeply complacent and unthinkingly arrogant.
Whatever you think about climate change, the onset of erratic and extreme weather erodes any pretence of certainty.
He calls America's founding a "grand compromise": compromise, for him, is not an eroding of principle for the sake of getting something done but a principle in itself — the certainty of uncertainty, the fundament of union.
But confidence is eroding.
