Sentence examples for mere certainty from inspiring English sources

Chris Weston, chief market strategist at online trading firm IG in Melbourne, said: "Traders seem to be rejoicing at the mere certainty provided by the Federal Reserve, although I would temper that by saying we have potentially entered a new realm of increased uncertainty.

A related response suggests that Descartes was after mere psychological certainty (Loeb 1992).

It's a sad certainty: Mere months, if not weeks, after the hordes leave the Olympic village in Beijing, most of the competitors even the medalists will slip from international consciousness.

As Schultz notes, Mailer was a bold, quicksilver "philosopher," whereas the far less introspective Buckley always tended to see himself as a mere "salesman" for certainties he was duty-bound to make obvious to others.

The Christian faith, indeed, might well have absorbed and satisfied him if its institutions had not so often demanded not mere faith but dogmatic certainty.

Too many commentators wrongly interpret the enthusiasm around Corbyn (I refuse to call it Corbynmania – support for his candidacy is not a psychiatric condition) as mere nostalgia for the certainties of the 80s.

The star's duty becomes to inculcate the fans with self-love which for Gaga equateself-love which mere selforsteem, but with the certainty of one's own extraordinariness.

"Since human pleasures and pains are mere illusions, the anguish deriving from the certainty of the nothingness of things is always the only true reality".

With the continuing drip-drip of new revelations, with a board shamed by accusations that it is a mere rubber stamp, it's almost a certainty that Rupert Murdoch's dream of keeping News Corp. a family-run enterprise is dead.

Within express trusts this is a particularly complex area, because the test used to determine certainty varies between fixed trusts, mere powers and discretionary trusts.

And the way that mere habits can come to masquerade as unbreachable social certainties.