Sentence examples for that the certainty from inspiring English sources

Oh, and yes, you will be entertained even as you contemplate the possibility - no, strike that; the certainty - that, through racism, the white race has pushed aside people that it desperately needs, people it will never get back.

He writes that the certainty of his own existence is the "first principle" of his philosophy.

Now, a year out, it's absolutely shameful that the certainty with which we all believed national gun-control legislation would be enacted has been met with nothing.

It is ironic that the certainty of a new economic system now gives the union an opportunity to achieve major gains.

Mr. Tacopina also tried to show jurors that the certainty the woman portrayed on the witness stand belied the uncertainty of statements she made in the days after she said the attack occurred in December 2008.

The parenthetical qualifications in the previous sentence acknowledge that the certainty these practices give us is, at least from the perspective of the long run, provisional; it can be replaced or overturned or dislodged.

These are celestial, Olympian spaces that convey the certainty that this – here, at this elevation, in this part of London – is where Rothschild belongs.

No certainty other than the certainty that we can't be certain of anything.

Until that happens, the certainty remains.

But the prime minister radiated the serenity that comes from the certainty that right is on your side.

That's because the certainty that the company offers to the customer is worth it.