Sentence examples for quite certain of from inspiring English sources

What they say they are quite certain of is this: Society is running a risk.

What a long, strange road he has walked, never quite certain of which direction he was going.

But until the fall of Port Stanley 74 days later – 14 June – it dominated events, with no one quite certain of the outcome until close to the end.

No one was quite certain of that when Fusaichi Pegasus left his barn this afternoon for the walk from the backside to the paddock.

That humor, and its intimation of a larger world, never emerges in the work of Mr. Bell, who doesn't seem quite certain of what he wants to do choreographically.

What we can be quite certain of, however, is that Beckett was acquainted with the closing frames of Dalí and Luis Buñuel's 1929 surrealist film Un Chien Andalou, in which two women are displayed casually buried up to their waists on the beach.

AIType is for folks who generally speak and understand a language but aren't quite certain on some of the rules and conventions.

I am quite certain much of it was written by Treuhaft who is a sharp little lawyer, and who certainly made her write it in the first place".

He claims that "it is plain that men make use in reasoning of several axioms which are not yet quite certain" (The Method of Certitude and the Art of Discovery (undated); G VII, 183 (W, 49)).

I'm quite certain that most of the following of Donald Trump, for example, would want him in prison for life at best and hanged at worst.

Had William Wilberforce been anything like IDS, I am quite certain the abolition of slavery would still be being tested in regions of the UK with a rollout expected soon.