Sentence examples for that the certain from inspiring English sources

I don't know if there's a word for that — the certain knowledge that this moment would not come around again.

Representative Steve Largent, the Oklahoma Republican who came up with this idea, argues that the certain death of the old tax code would make taxes a central issue in the 2000 Presidential race.

The experimental results clearly indicated that the certain metal catalyst favored the growth of CNTs in the process, and the relevant growth mechanism was discussed in terms of the characterizations.

What is ultimately the case, however, is that the certain prediction that Talha (and others extradited at the same time) will be in conditions of brutal isolation designed to break the spirit of even the strongest prisoner, confined to a tiny cell without respite until trial and facing the prospect, if convicted, of interminable future isolation for decades".

I take it that the "certain condition" Searle refers to in the passage quoted can be specified without his claim becoming trivial.

Apparently, it is important to note that the certain additional conditions are necessary to facilitate the initial development of the breakdown on the surface of the nanobatteries.

In this nail-biting drama, the only thing that's certain is that the outcome is anything but certain.

All that is certain is that the unexpected homecoming adds to the uncertainty.

All that's certain is that the Germans didn't build the bomb.

In his 1941 paper "Certainty," Moore observed that the word "certain" is commonly used in four main types of idiom: "I feel certain that," "I am certain that," "I know for certain that," and "It is certain that".

All that is certain is that the sums spent on construction are gargantuan.