Sentence examples for seems certain of from inspiring English sources

HE WAS probably going to win anyway, but with his main opponent banned, Nursultan Nazarbaev seems certain of victory.

Neighbouring Baghlan saw the worst bloodshed of any province.President Hamid Karzai seems certain of winning his second term, despite charges of massive vote-rigging.

One thing he seems certain of is that "the excesses of today will be dwarfed by the malfeasance that is to come".

No one seems certain of the boomers' annual disposable income, but figures loosely bandied about range from $1 trillion to $2 trillion.

Thanks to the climate of solidarity in Washington, President Bush's nominee for ambassador to the United Nations, John Negroponte, sailed through a confirmation hearing with a vote of 14-3, and seems certain of quick confirmation by the full Senate.

Bunting's prejudices - and they are prejudices; she seems certain of the background to this murder before anyone has been charged, let alone convicted - are as deep-seated as any others, but perhaps she doesn't realise how dehumanising hers are.

Alexander seemed certain of what he wanted.

But Anderson seemed certain of one thing.

She seemed certain of it.

Around Addis Ababa Stadium, where Sunday's match against Nigeria will be held, fans seemed certain of victory.

Sidi was skeptical, but he seemed certain of his own fate.