Sentence examples for most certain when from inspiring English sources

If anything, Pettitte sounded most certain when discussing the forthcoming perjury trial of his former teammate Roger Clemens, in which he is expected to be asked to testify.

Infiniti's slow-selling I35 is most certain to get a boost when it is based on the new Maxima platform.

14 The DMs indicated that experts were most certain about long-term outcomes when patients received treatment in high income countries or high-volume fistula centres.

Mr. Verrilli was anything but succinct: "The class to which that requirement applies either is or virtually is most certain to be in that market when the timing of one's entry into that market and what you will need when you enter that market is uncertain...."....

The columnist David Aaronovitch, who defined himself in a recent article as part Jewish by birth, atheist by conviction but Anglican by "aesthetic sympathy," wrote in The Jewish Chronicle that the Church of England was "full of doubt and uncertainty and it's clear that faiths — religious or not — are most dangerous when they are most certain".

The most certain sign of their readiness, however, is when their vent appears red and swollen.

Nobody is certain when Djalu – a spiritual keeper and master craftsman of the yirdaki (didgeridoo) as well as one of its most globally respected players – was born.

"When I Was Your Man": The piano tells it all on this song, which is one of the most certain on the album.

What seems most certain can be overturned.

There are flaws - most significantly when a certain glibness attends the scales falling from Jackie's eyes - but this is an extraordinarily mature and thoughtful film.

Reserved individuals are most comfortable when keeping a certain distance in their interpersonal relationships.