“I can know, no matter what the experts say, that I have a feeling of certainty that is directed towards a claim.”

“Where Giles introduced doubts in the story, there is doubtlessness in the original, and where he advises the philosopher to transcend barriers.”

“When Heyerdahl sailed west from South America toward Polynesia, he did so with confidence because he believed that Quetzalcoatl had done the same thing centuries before.”

“With so much predictability built into the competition, it can be difficult for contestants to engage or illustrate their ability to improvise on the spot.”

“She felt serenity after learning that her ailing mother would pull through just fine.”

“In practical terms, newly arrived trainees should be provided with clarification of their roles, and a clear description of what is expected of them.”

“I have never argued that our most sensitive national security matters should be an open book.”

“Ian sees this as a win-win situation, creating jobs on one hand, and preserving culture on the other.”

“These stories demonstrate our confidence in both the statistical unlikelihood of a crash, and in the skill and experience of commercial pilots.”

“How can we overcome the general ennui associated with the thought of another incredibly boring day ahead?”

“People experiment with online personas and often demonstrate freedom of expression and candidness they feel unable to reveal in daily life.”