Sentence examples for our certainty that from inspiring English sources

'Andy and I are pretty united in our certainty that we would never, ever appear on a programme like that,' he says.

The mystery of exactly what it is animals think and feel may forever elude us, as might our certainty that keeping pets is a justifiable practice.

Despite our certainty that this is best for Jack and our family, and notwithstanding our plan to visit him every Sunday, there's no excising that tiny tumor of guilt gnawing at the gut.

Could it be the moral equivalent of a malarial protozoan, concealed and protected by our certainty that we have been cured, then breaking out in a malignant word or joke or thought?

This is a book infused with the doubt that we all bring to the contemplation of those mysterious beings who birthed us, along with our certainty that few subjects are more fascinating.

Handing this torch over to a youth symbolizes our certainty that the combat we wage against poverty will be continued by our young people, guardians of our glorious political, historical and cultural heritage.

If we could say with 100% certainty that without our intervention, X and Y would both suffer equal injury but at different times, it is hard to see why our obligation to X is greater than that to Y.

Right now, it's not a certainty that will happen.

There is an early hint in this book that our certainty, and the harshness that goes with it, spring from our Puritan history.

At all times, our board and management have made clear that they have been open to entering into any transaction, including a sale to Microsoft if it valued the company fairly and offered our stockholders certainty that they would receive that value, an important consideration given the likely lengthy regulatory review process before a deal would be approved.

Arnauld claims that our certainty about the freedom of the act produced by efficacious grace, like our certainty about the freedom of the actions of the prince and the kind, is well grounded because in all of these cases, the person had the power to refrain from the act in question; in all of these cases, the person's will is a facultas ad opposita.