Sentence examples for great certainty from inspiring English sources

It comes to us all, the great leveller and the one great certainty.

"We can assume with great certainty that all persons on board have been killed".

All that can be said with great certainty is that Clattenburg has suffered the consequences.

The "prophecies" Bradford rails against are statements made with "great certainty" about the "unknowable or implausible".

"I say this with great certainty that sanctions don't create problems for the country's economy," he said.

"People who have great certainty can be a force of good, but can also be incredibly destructive," he said yesterday.

There was uncertainty at the time of Pearl Harbor, but there was great certainty about what needed to be done.

But when NELL reads, "I climbed stairs," it has previously learned with great certainty that "stairs" belongs to the category "building part".

The working classes are questioning the great certainty by which they have always lived: that there is a place for everyone, and everyone in his place.

But Hayek somehow knows with great certainty that when governments, as opposed to individuals, engage in a similar process of innovation and discovery, they will fail.

Even now, though, when the assault of his last years is over, there is one great certainty for all those who admired and loved him.