Examples of using More certain in English and their translations into Hungarian
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However, if the sufferer also fully believes, the effect of the remedy will be all the more certain and speedy.
The less noise they make, the more certain, profound, extensive,
I am not more certain that I breathe, than that the assurance of the wrong
richer will be our general experience, the more certain and rapid will be the success of socialism,
I am not more certain that I breathe, than that the assurance of the wrong
The less blatant Feuerbach's writings, the more certain, profound, extensive
years spent in development, and the more time goes by, the more certain I am that my decision was right when these rules were taken on by myself.
The fact that all of the all-natural components in Winsol have been carefully chosen based upon one or more certain benefits that each could supply ways that there is no filler
Because you log in, we can be more certain that we are communicating with you through the Secure Messaging Centre,
transmute those disheartened feelings by affirming that the part of you still based in doubt be‘moved over' to the part of you that couldn't be more certain that ascension is real.
You seem more certain of yourself.
Or they may be more certain.
That's even more certain today.
I wish I could be more certain.
I have never been more certain of anything.
I wish I was more certain about the future.
The ratification of the Mediterranean countries is no more certain.
I think my blackmail theory just got more certain, Raymond.
I have never been more certain of anything in my life.