Sentence examples for personal certainties from inspiring English sources

The critics said: "The toll the disease takes on the life of a brilliant linguistics professor is superbly detailed by Julianne Moore in a career-high performance, driving straight to the terror of the disease and its power to wipe out personal certainties and identity".

There is something I have to learn from these women, certain personal certainties I need to deconstruct.

For years, time and again, President Bush has displayed impatience, bravado and unsettling personal certainty about his decisions.

In a stinging epilogue, Woodward concludes: "For years, time and again, President Bush has displayed impatience, bravado and unsettling personal certainty about his decisions.

This changed with the last two of his four books on George W. Bush's administration, "The War Within" and "State of Denial," in which he came to the conclusion that President Bush had "displayed impatience, bravado and unsettling personal certainty about his decisions" instead of real leadership.

Personal "certainty" in belief occurs when an individual has settled on, or ceases to care about, what to believe (see especially 1963b, 191 194; 1950, 55 60).

The degree of decisional conflict, the primary outcome of this study, encompasses personal certainty about choosing an appropriate treatment, information about options, clarification of patient values, support from others and patients experience of an effective decision making process.

The first hypothesis is that the combined SDM-ROM model will lead to less decisional conflict experienced by patients which encompasses more personal certainty about choosing an appropriate treatment, good information about options, clarification of values, support from others and experience of an effective decision making process.

Neither Ezzeldin or any of the other people I spoke to were able to cite any specific evidence that the Brotherhood had plans to dismantle or interfere with Egypt's historical artifacts — just vague warning signs, and a personal sense of certainty.

Being the winners in a just war gave those veterans a quality that was and is still perceptible in them, though it's hard to define: a confidence, a sense of personal worth, a certainty about their actions in that crucial time when they were young.

Neither Ezzeldin or any of the other people I spoke to were able to cite any specific evidence that the Brotherhood had plans to dismantle or interfere with Egypt's historical artifacts—just vague warning signs, and a personal sense of certainty.