The phrase "made me certain" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to express that something has convinced the speaker that something is true. For example, "His thoughtful words made me certain that we could make it work."
Fortunately, it was 6.01 and 6.02 that made me certain that I would be 6-3.
And a confident, even aggressive look in her eyes, made me certain she was planning a comeback".
I might miss another scene like my all-time favorite, the experience that made me certain there are things about the airwaves that we just don't understand.
I was sure each was my soul mate, a belief fueled by sexual attraction that made me certain I was in love, only to find that when the filming ended, so did the relationship.
Hassan left Mogadishu in July 2015, travelling alone through Kenya, Sudan, Egypt before crossing the Mediterranean in a 12-day odyssey that "made me certain I would never survive".
They were books that made me certain that I wanted to write, and I reread them not only with admiration but with gratitude and affection for having provided me with my life's vocation.
It is this indolent lack of explanation and absence of motive that makes me certain that this subgenre of material presents sexual degradation and torture for its own sake.
Mr. McCartney has even dedicated a song to her, "My Valentine," on his latest album, "Kisses on the Bottom"; the lyrics include these lines: And I will love her for life And I will never let a day go by Without remembering the reasons why She makes me certain That I can fly.
"But we aren't really done," I say, my panic filling my head that we haven't really accomplished what we set out to do: make me certain she's going to be O.K. as she embarks upon her college life.
"There is something about the lack of reflection in his eyes which makes me certain not only are the lights not on, there is definitely nobody at home.
A key claim in Descartes's argument is that "the fact that I can clearly and distinctly understand one thing apart from another is enough to make me certain that the two things are distinct" (Descartes 1641a, 2.54).
