Sentence examples for true and certain from inspiring English sources

Luther insisted, on the other hand, that true and certain religious knowledge could and must be gained through conscience.

Diametrically opposed to them are the philosophers, who believe that there is only one true and certain truth, that is natural and common to all.

A logician should only be interested in so far as he is interested in material implementation of formal reasoning at all in demonstration because it leads him to what is true and certain, and in sophistry, because it may confuse him in the search for demonstrative truth.

As such limited data triangulation for confirmatory purposes was possible and our review suggests, but can not confirm, that our data is true and certain.

True enough — and certain aspects of her private life were so unusual, and would be considered just as unusual even now, that you can't help wanting to know what she made of them.

According to the report, which was submitted the following June, the True project had its genesis in discussions between Douglas Kennedy, then the editor of True, and a certain Joseph Field, whom the report identified as a public-relations man on retainer to Brown & Williamson.

Vico satisfies this demand by distinguishing at the outset of The New Science between il vero and il certo, "the true" and "the certain".

In most seed plants the mitochondrial mutation rate is estimated to be lower than those of the plastid and nucleus, whereas in the red alga Porphyra the opposite is true, and in certain green algae all three genomes appear to have similar rates of mutation.

I want to tell a story that's all true and use certain standards, but it's more about that larger truth.

Even though his ideas are big, and they're tried and true in certain ways, there's also so many subtle, sophisticated layers — little things he's doing that you have to listen a bunch of times to hear it.

Thus, everything that falls into any of Aristotle's categories is a being, has a certain sort of unity, and is true and good to a certain extent.