Sentence examples similar to marked certitude from inspiring English sources

"No," he said with the calm certitude that marked his tenure in public life.

"Revelation is marked by mystery," he wrote, "eternal happiness by suffering, the certitude of faith by uncertainty, easiness by difficulty, truth by absurdity".

After a U.S. election marked by endless discussions of "legitimate rape" and the rights of the unborn, it seemed a wonderful twist on the biological certitude we have about women's maternal and eternal aspirations.

In 1936 Roosevelt had won his record landslide, but in the 1938 midterm election the GOP reclaimed some House and Senate seats–not enough to form a majority, but enough to place a thoughtful question mark over Democratic certitude.

In 1936 Roosevelt had won his record landslide, but in the 1938 midterm election the GOP reclaimed some House and Senate seats--not enough to form a majority, but enough to place a thoughtful question mark over Democratic certitude.

SANDWICH, England — The only thing that can be said with any certitude at the halfway mark of the 140th British Open is that neither the No. 1-ranked golfer in the world, Luke Donald, nor the No. 2-ranked golfer in the world, Lee Westwood, will be factors this weekend at Royal St .George's.

His certitude is contagious.

More certitude next week.

Certitude can be a snare.

Such certitude hardens his types.

This was a pompous certitude, but a certitude no less.