Sentence examples for ever been certain from inspiring English sources

Almost immediately upon hearing of Sen. Lautenberg's death the other morning, I was consumed by the thought that the only member of Congress who I've ever been certain fully understood the danger of David Barton and the consequences of his historical revisionism is now gone, and the fear that there may be nobody else who gets it like he did.

Can they ever be certain?

But if it ever was certain about what it is, what it needs to do and how to do it, that certainty is fading.

Can we ever be certain that it was Bacon who caused Freud to replace his early delicacy with a new, more brutish amplitude?

He has played 63 ODIs and he could play 200 more without ever being certain if he has made the grade.

And though several campers die each year, others keep coming back, though for how long no one can ever be certain.

Nothing can ever be certain about the element of uncertainty in sport, but you can never go far wrong by suggesting at the outset of a series that New Zealand will be far better by the end of it.

There was another riptide cutting beneath this dissatisfaction, this striving: "Gyuri used to say that the musician is the servant of the composer, and no one could ever be certain exactly what the composer's intention was, they could only try their best.

If our evidence for the truth of propositions about extra-mental material reality is always restricted to mental content, content immediately before the mind, how can we ever be certain that the extra-mental reality is not other than we represent it as being?

After all, how could AI ever be certain that we are conscious?

However, since Brackett died just a month after writing the first draft of The Empire Strikes Back, I don't think we'll ever be certain as to what she was thinking when she wrote that scene, so because of that, I can't 100% rule out that she wrote that scene to address Hamill's car accident.