Sentence examples for your certainties from inspiring English sources

Whatever your opinions about the war, the conduct of the journalists who covered it and the role of Al Jazeera in that coverage, you are likely to emerge from "Control Room" touched, exhilarated and a little off-balance, with your certainties scrambled and your assumptions shaken.

"The argument," said Lennon, "is to take this experience seriously and to accord it respect, to push you into a close enough encounter with human beings engaged in something that matters a great deal to them, and to have that experience be intense enough that it shakes your certainties a tiny bit loose.

"Sometimes I wish I had your certainty," Ann said.

You may discover your certainty, but you cannot learn to be certain.

You may assert that your friend is a splendid contractor, but I'm skeptical of your certainty.

Bad times make you reevaluate your system of values and doubt your certainty: not necessarily a bad thing.

He's the smell of bacon to a vegetarian, Verdi's requiem to an atheist – a blip in your certainty.

"A lot of people are scared going into marriage, and if you can transfer your certainty, that's good for you," Eichelberger said.

But then that's the thing about Anne Tyler novels: your certainty about how things are going to turn out in no way interferes with your desire to see them do so.

To: Leon Panetta [[email protected]] Subject: Pelosi/waterboarding [ENCRYPTED MESSAGE – CLASSIFIED] Leon, I'm switching over to email to continue this discussion because I just can't share your certainty that Facebook Live Chat is "totally fine security-wise" and "who's going to want to monitor our conversation anyway?".

Temper your certainty: "I have my tickets," or, "I have it on my calendar -- looking forward to it".