401 Quotes About Certainty

Roosevelt loved the subtleties of human relations...He was sensitive to nuances in a way that Harry Truman never was and never would be. Truman, with his rural Missouri background, and partly too, because of the limits of his education, was inclined to see things in far simpler terms, as right or wrong, wise or foolish. He dealt little in abstractions.

We cling to our ideas about the world, feeling insecure without them. It's why we sometimes pretend we're certain when we're not, often with disastrous consequences.

Faith can be a greater asset than certainty.

It is an incurable act of desperation that men seek for certainty! It is like seeking for an unshakable place inside a shaking ship!

One must learn by doing the thing, for though you think you know it, you have no certainty until you try

Nothing is certain when it comes to the ways of women, of that I'm sure.

We have had inquiries all week but they reached a crescendo this morning - the odds suggest the happy couple are a certainty to get married.

At the moment, Costa looks like a certainty to represent the UK but sadly we still think that there is more chance of rain every day at Wimbledon, offered at 28/1, than the UK winning the Eurovision Song Contest!

Within a 95 percent degree of medical certainty, this picture was taken when he was dead.