Sentence examples for radiate certainty from inspiring English sources
The ability to radiate certainty without condescension, to be both very sure and very simple, is a potent one, and witnessing it in life explains a lot in history that might otherwise be inexplicable — for instance, how a sixteen-year-old girl could lead the French Army to victory.
In my experience, most mothers regard their parenting skills with a mix of nervy insecurity and "That'll do, I guess" weariness; AP mothers, meanwhile, radiate a certainty that is either extremely seductive or a tiny bit annoying, depending on your mood.
The attractive power of his writing, which has not diminished with time, perhaps lies in the extraordinary strength of personality that it radiates, the certainty it conveys of an inexplicit unity underlying all its diversity, and the promise it seems to offer of a disclosure of the secret nature of personality itself.
It was beautiful, unforgettable - but more than that, it radiated a kind of certainty about its place in art history.
Appalled by what he regards as the shallow materialism of contemporary American life, he searches for a higher code, a "moral certainty" or "ethical imperative" radiating from the struggles and wisdom of the folk.
And as the fliers spread, so did the obituaries, which are now, as certainty sets in, beginning to radiate outward from the epicenter of this disaster through big-city and small-town newspapers all across the country.
But the prime minister radiated the serenity that comes from the certainty that right is on your side.
Boo and Sethi, by contrast, spent so much time with their subjects, and were so committed to understanding them as individuals, that their books radiate empathy, and that empathy proves more powerful than Gellhorn's moral certainty or indignation.
Colors radiate with significance.
