Sentence examples for the same certainty from inspiring English sources
"But we've now pushed the technology to the absolute limit, and we're still using the same certainty.
You will not find him acting as a public ambassador for world peace or education like Daniel Barenboim – though naturally he cares about these issues – or attracting the headlines with quite the same certainty as Simon Rattle or Claudio Abbado.
The problem the administration faces now is that it is declaring that Iran stopped its nuclear weapons development with the same certainty that it insisted two years ago that the program was speeding ahead.
They said the same thing with the same certainty: They did not quite know what a concussion was, and would never tell their coaches if they believed they had sustained one.
Miller is expected to play Sunday, but the same certainty cannot be extended to Dawkins, whose neck strain kept him out of all but one quarter of the Broncos' current three-game skid.
Their resolve had a profound effect on Wesley, who tried to inculcate the same certainty in his flock.Or take the weakness for charismatic preachers that is one cause of Protestantism's institutional instability.
Of course, the question is better suited to a challenger than an incumbent, and Mr. Reagan could ask it with reasonable confidence that most voters would answer no; it is doubtful whether that same certainty exists for President Bush.
"Either way, it would wash over the same bedrock certainty: ultimately, I know myself".
Listening to Tony Blair on Iraq this week, one heard the same undeflected certainty in defiance of the facts.
Opponents of the Iraq invasion couldn't claim for a fact that Saddam Hussein didn't have weapons of mass destruction, at least not with the same absolute certainty that its proponents knew that he did.
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.
