Sentence examples for supreme certainty from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration's supreme certainty about ends has led all too often to a devastating nonchalance about means.
It would imbue him the sort of supreme certainty that on occasions deserted him last year, notably here when his forehand malfunctioned and he lost in the semi-finals against Novak Djokovic.
Her weakness, her doubt, disgust Annabeth, for whom strength and certainty are supreme virtues.
A distant echo of A Love Supreme accompanies Ben Okri's soft certainties in Part Three, turning into explosive free-for-all blasting, and then a drifting pastoral giving way to a Latin groove.
After all, enjoyment might feel, as Baudelaire puts it, like this: "The unique, supreme pleasure of love lies in the certainty of doing wrong".
"A stay issued by either the supreme court or Judge Piazza would have brought some certainty.
Martha F Davis teaches constitutional law at Northeastern University school of law To the increasing number of legal observers who see the supreme court upholding the Affordable Care Act as a near certainty, Tuesday's oral arguments may be a surprise.
Still, in the last four years I have heard over and again the same old certainty that Brazil had the best football in the world and that our five World Cups were the supreme evidence we didn't need to worry.
She thereafter reigned supreme.
Moore, the captain supreme.
