Sentence examples for were very certain from inspiring English sources

"The metaphors, the selection of images, the interaction between men and women, the fragments of narrative: the gender politics were very certain, very strong, very definite.

He said that the evacuation of hostages "has gone very, very well" and that Kenyan officials were "very certain" there were few if any hostages left in the building.

The interior minister Joseph Ole Lenku said on Monday night the evacuation of hostages had gone "very, very well" and officials were "very certain" there were few if any left in the building.

Mr Lenku had said the evacuation of hostages had gone "very, very well" and that Kenyan officials were "very certain" that few if any hostages were left in the building.

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.

Students like Mr. Weinberger and Mr. Sahner were very certain and determined in their choices, but counselors and administrators say that many students bend to parental and peer pressure and apply for early decision even when they are not ready to lock into a college.

The Patriots are very certain.

He was very certain he could continue.

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

But several Macedonian soldiers in the area are very certain.

People are very certain they are fighting a just cause, but it doesn't always work out like that.