Sentence examples for very certain of from inspiring English sources

Bowen said Morrison was "very certain of his facts last week".

He always seemed very certain of where he was going and what he was going to achieve.

She's always looking out for her kids, and she's very certain of how she wants things done.

"They're very certain of their views," said Kenneth Adelman, a former Reagan administration official who knows all four men.

And so it's not surprising in this superficially misogynistic work that it's Despina Don Alfonsoso's maid and collaborator – who asks the central question in a recitative that is easy to overlook: "Amor cos'è?" (What is love?) The young couples were very certain of its definition at the start of their story, but over the course of the opera their beliefs have been shaken.

Yet, respondents who were not very certain of their choice demonstrated a significantly higher preference for seeking medical services (p < 0.0001).

Of one thing, however, he may be very certain: Some of the most potent of those currents spring from the general rise in human standards, attendant upon the growth in income that I mentioned a moment ago.

— Faiza Abdulle hopscotched through the tidy middle-class streets of exurban Washington one evening last month, carrying an iPod Touch that directed her surgically to the houses of a very certain type of voter.

It appeared that herders could stock as many animals as they want with little fear of long-term degradation or loss of rangeland productivity, but with the very certain peril of large-scale livestock losses from time to time.

"I think that even if you look at the media and you look at soap operas and films, they only show very certain types of gay people.

He had a very certain sense of right and wrong.