Examples of using Certitude in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
Let us share that certitude.
Certitude went out with equestrian statuary.
How can you know anything with any certitude?
They have vocational certitude, they have planted themselves down.
So what can we say with some certitude?
Certitude belongs exclusively to those who only own one encyclopedia.
The Post called it"shrewd certitude." They love you.
Well, we're all a little less secure in our moral certitude.
One certitude while sane they cannot leave One anodyne for torture and despair.
But on the other hand I am happy that I've got certitude.
May it lead you to peace and certitude in this life and eternal bliss in here after.
Thus, We show Abraham the kingdoms of the heavens andthe earth that he becomes one of those having certitude.
For every gain in deep certitude there is a corresponding growth of superficial“doubt.”.
As a reflection in a mirror, the novel depicts the face and reverse side of man,his twofold nature and certitude.
And I developed a certitude, a faith that convinced me that I will get safely to the other side.
It remains to be seen if I have quite freed myself from this certitude, salvation in the absolute, ruin in the immediate.
In that instant a certitude, which no words can express, came upon me that my mother had just died.
One only has to travel in the least industrialized countries of southern Europe, or in the Near and Middle East,to acquire a very definite certitude on that point.
This elegant theme would work wonders to promote certitude and trustworthiness to your potential clientele.
Absolute certitude as to the receipt and interchange of messages would be reached as soon as we could respond with the number"four," say, in reply to the signal"one, two, three.".
On the basis of the emails,one can say with relative certitude that Laos is an ardent admirer of Dugin and tried to make contact with him.
I had the acute,overwhelming certitude(and still have) that despite all the change we see, a specific permanent landscape underlies the world of change: and that this invisible underlying landscape is that of the Bible;
Her recognizable androgynous figures express a narrative of quiet certitude and the inevitable struggle of everyday man, his obstacles and triumphs.
In that instant a certitude, which no words can express, came upon me that my mother had just died.
I call them Golem babies because when technology begins cutting andsplicing the human DNA without certitude that the result will be stable or healthy to the human species it is not healthy….
On the contrary, the deep,inexpressible certitude of the contemplative experience awakens a tragic anguish and opens many questions in the depth of the heart like wounds that cannot stop bleeding.
Simply, what was up until now the Tradition of the Holy Fathers simply has been ignored and forsaken, together with the contemporary statements regarding inter-Christian relations,according to which the basic ecclesiological premise was that“the certitude of the Eucharist derives from the Orthodoxy of the Faith, even as the certitude of the Eucharist testifies to the Orthodoxy of the Faith.
It is impossible for us to know with certitude whether God exists and what He is like unless He takes the initiative and reveals Himself.
His political opponents predicted with metaphysical certitude that he would return and lead some kind of Russian nationalist movement(although he indicated repeatedly that he would not get involved in politics nor hold any official position).