Sentence examples for in the certainties from inspiring English sources
He still had faith in the certainties of science.
If American jazz remains fixed in the certainties of the mainstream, European jazz musicians may move into the space long occupied by Americans.
Three quarters of us, according to a new survey, believe in the certainties of "if anything can go wrong, it will".
The New Statesman's Sarah Churchwell was less damning, but complained like Banville of Le Carré's "increasingly consoling" recent work trading in "the certainties of heroes and villains", with the former "rewarded with upright women who stiffen their moral backbones".
Some contemporary writers have chosen to set their books in the past, in the certainties of the Cold War, or even the period before it, rather than updating them for the uncertainties of the present day.
There is comfort in the certainty of these arrangements.
The problem lies in the certainty of punishment rather than the severity".
In the end, we supported Ed Miliband in the certainty that he met both requirements.
He believed his strength rested in the certainty of the team's staying put.
It did so in the certainty that she would never play live again.
The value in banking lies in the certainty that water will be available when it is needed.
