Sentence examples for really not certain from inspiring English sources
As a "rock star" I have a role to play in a story I have helped to write, but I'm really not certain I know how to do it.
Referring to estimates of the NAIRU — the Fed has now reduced its own to 4.6percentnt — she said to Schneider, "I agree with your assessment there, we are really not certain what they are".
Do they really not know that certain operations are suspect?" asks Mr Gittardi, pointedly.
"But even if they had won some sort of a victory where they got the current tax rates written in stone, spending is on such an unsustainable path in terms of entitlements, it really isn't certain at all".
And she's not certain she really wants to.
"I'm just not certain he really needs that top hat," I told her.
But such are the intricacies of German coalition politics that even if the "Kohl era" really is ending, it is not certain that a Schröder one will follow.
There's a date that's scheduled on Thursday with someone you really like, but you're not certain they're the one.
As Kay Kinton, director of Twilio – a company that enables the mobile communications that interconnected things require – says: "It's really not so much about one certain sector or type of application, but the proliferation across industries".
And I'm still not certain that I really know what happened.
In the end, the problem I confronted was how to understand what was going on, and I am still not certain that I really know what happened.
