Sentence examples for too much certainty from inspiring English sources

There's too much certainty, not enough curiosity.

"Old editors" are chided for asking "for too much certainty".

But there is too much certainty, too much knowledge of what in modernism and modernity he doesn't want, doesn't trust.

That post-war approach, he argues, engendered too much certainty on the part of workers that the government would tolerate excessive wage claims for fear of high unemployment.

Yet, like the anti-fat credo of my youth, "That Sugar Film" places too much certainty in the belief that a single food can be the problem.

In other words, the people obstructing climate policies are justified because climate "advocates" are too mean to them, and claim too much certainty about the future.

If peace and prosperity are the enemies of certainty -- too many choices, too much freedom -- the country's current perils brought to Todd a do-or-die bravado, even impetuousness.

In the rush to certainty and in the pursuit of self-interest, too much discussion of technology shows a misguided either/or fallacy.

Moreover, the slight possibility of high blood pressure if too much Naloxone is used is a far lower risk than the certainty of death if none is administered.

But even federal officials say that it is hard to know with certainty how far above certain minimum levels is too much.

But it may be unwise to read too much into the sentence, given Trump's unpredictability — and the lack of certainty about who will define his health policy.