Sentence examples for supremely certain from inspiring English sources
McCabe's satire is directed not just at the industry of creative writing - Joey, supremely certain of his talents, invokes the shade of James Joyce, yet also earnestly refers to ' Becoming a Writer by Dorothea Brande, another of my favourite books' - but at the deliberate commercialisation of art and the impossibility of documenting anything as slippery as truth.
In so doing, St. Thomas Aquinas said, the "wise legislator" is imitating God who, though all powerful and supremely good, tolerates certain evils lest greater evils ensue.
Every bookish American Jew knows the image of his cousin, real or imagined: louder, more physical, and more certain; supremely competent; a reality instructor.
Armitage is not a classical No7, or 8 but he does certain things supremely well, the most obvious being placing himself over the ball at the breakdown.
Even those of us who have problems with many of Mr. Maazel's interpretations have to allow that he does certain things supremely well, and this "Romeo" is a classic.
The only way I can make Lohan's life make sense in my own head is to think of it as The Truman Show in reverse; I am certain that like Kanye she is supremely fucking with us all.
"It's such a supremely high-end neighborhood, but of a certain kind," Mr. Hanja said.
"If you're supremely confident of your skills, and if you're certain that what you're doing is for the good of your patients," he said, "it can be very difficult to know on your own when you're veering into dangerous territory".
A belief is psychologically certain when the subject who has it is supremely convinced of its truth.
Although we know that the Demiurge is supremely benevolent towards his creation, none of us could be certain of his practical reasons for framing the cosmos the way he did.
The only way I can make Lindsay Lohan's life make sense in my own head is to think of it as The Truman Show in reverse; I am certain that - like Kanye - she is supremely fucking with us all.
