Sentence examples for no less certain than from inspiring English sources

It also underpins one of the novel's themes, which Machart expresses late in the book: "The past comes to meet the present, the connection between the two no less certain than the tethers strung taut through time between a man's father and son".

Our inferences in the moral realm seem no less certain than those in the natural realm.

Like calculus, but unlike geometry, metaphysics works with concepts that are no less certain than those of geometry, but lack the transparency and imaginative resources available to the geometer's concepts.

This "problem," though, might not bother Reid who claims that when memory is "distinct and determinate" and when the mind is sound, then what is believed is "no less certain than if it was grounded on demonstration" [Reid 1785, Essay III, Section I].

Descartes esteemed these implements and the constructions they effected as (to quote from a letter of 1619) "no less certain and geometrical than the ordinary ones with which circles are drawn".

"The cities in general, and Trenton is no exception, are much less certain than the suburbs as planning environments," Mr. Hamill said.

But O'Hara's availability seemed less certain than Manning's.

Adaptation is more expensive and less certain than mitigation.

What constitutes good might be less certain than ever.

Unfortunately, hydroelectricity is starting to seem less certain than it has been in the past.

At Lui Kotal, the question of dominance was also less certain than one might think.