Sentence examples for something more certain from inspiring English sources

He had labored as a carpenter in New Jersey, but yearned for something more certain and less seasonal.

Something more certain is needed from state and local officials who don't hesitate to feature the Geechees' heritage in tourism marketing.

And his "fretting" over existence has solidified into something more certain: he's gained entry – he claims – into the "locked room" that holds the secret to human perception, and is now convinced that inside is nothing more than a "dream of being a person".

It's possible that investors wanted something more certain about the future of Zynga's online gambling and casino revenues.

If, therefore, this new doctrine contains something more certain, it seems justly to deserve to be followed.

It just felt like something more certain in spite of all the uncertainty I was facing," she said.

"I'm deciding as I go whether I want a really smooth kind of flow or something more staccato in certain areas and revealing of the source material," Mr. Paine said.

But it's also deeper than that, something more fundamental, a certain ethereal Toriness that emanates from the bones: Toryism is washing your BMW every single Sunday, and having full package Sky without ever calling to negotiate a deal, and owning more than one pair of walking boots, and thinking deep down that poor children, disabled people and immigrants should all be shot and killed.

But those thoughts won't necessarily be as simple as the words "left"and "right"; it could be something more abstract, like a certain place or a shape.

Rather than an interpretation, Ratcliff wants to relive the memory, and you could look at these photos as merging art photography with documentary to create something more representative of a certain type of grandiose visual experience.

Now, of course, I'm stubborn and being told I can't do something just makes me even more certain that I want to do it.