Sentence examples for was as certain from inspiring English sources

The process was as certain as the changing of the seasons.

But it did mark the definitive end of the era in which "Idol" was as certain as death and taxes.

"The destruction of Negley's division was as certain as good generalship could make it," wrote the historian Steven Woodworth.

Spinoza wanted a knowledge of the world that was as certain as the truths of mathematics, but Hume pointed out that this was a category mistake.

Asked if he believed whether more than one News of the World journalist had been involved in hacking, Clarke said: "Not only was I suspicious, I was as certain as I could be they had something to hide".

"The goal was as certain as anything can be on wooden boards," he wrote, "and the digital clock recording the split times suddenly ceased to function, almost as if to save the German further visual embarrassment.

Two things, though, are as certain as can be.

Street protests are as certain as a sunrise.

That may be as certain as we ever can be.

Smiths reunion rumours are as certain as the sun rising in the east.

Despite the administrative fumblings of the F.B.I., Mr. McVeigh's guilt is as certain as certain can be.