Sentence examples for of being certain from inspiring English sources

Shoppers face supermarkets full of food products from all around the globe without any way of being certain where they come from.

The National Audit Office has in the recent past reported on the difficulty of being certain precisely what savings have been achieved from the three-year Gershon efficiencies.

So, technically, there's no way of being certain right now who among us is human and who might be a Zygon.

Though her opinions were based on nothing but inspiration, and were wrong as often as the law of averages allows, she had the virtue of being certain of everything in uncertain times.

But Yasmin's blood tests did not clearly show she had the disease and the only way of being certain if somebody has leukaemia is by examining the bone marrow.

The argument, by Byrne and Hilbert, proceeds in two steps: (1) it is argued that color experience are characterised as having a certain representational content: they represent objects as having what Byrne and Hilbert call 'hue' magnitudes; (2) the hue-magnitudes are explained in terms of being certain physical properties.

It is, of course, impossible to be certain of the credibility of what we were told.

Be certain of the reputation of the seller, be certain of the bird's health and robustness, and be certain of the bird's age.

But none of this is certain.

None of us were certain why this should be so.

Both these forms of knowledge are certain.