Sentence examples for not too certain from inspiring English sources

He must also radiate confidence, even when he himself is not too certain of the outcome".

I'm not too certain about this one, but I noticed that several Fish Crows I handled recently had a very pronounced hook.

At the end of "Curtains," the cast sings, "Sometimes we're not too certain / What's false and what's real / But we're seldom in doubt about what we feel".

Mr Kent, Liberal Democrat councillor responsible for transport at Bristol City Council, said: "We do have problems there, we don't deny that, but we're not too certain the bus route is the cause of it".

I do certainly agree with equal pay for equal work, and I've done that throughout my career, but I'm not too certain that I like the idea of legislation to enforce it.

Violent Christians (those who seek to make more Christians by force) are not too certain about their Christianity, they're wrong about their Christianity!

The line umpires themselves did not appear too certain until Nimmons and Rich Kaufman, the director of officials for the U.S.T.A., cleared up the mystery.

He could not be too certain, though, because he was operating in the strange and unpredictable territory where dinner party meets performance art.

The Red Sox, who have not been too certain themselves where they have been going this off-season, are trying to make a deal with the Japanese team for Millar but do not know if they will succeed any more than they did in their quest to acquire other players this winter, including José Contreras and Bartolo Colón.

He doesn't sound too certain about his successor as MP for Chingford's chances.

We shouldn't be too certain, Gomory says, that everything is knowable.