Accordingly, the object of self-certitude is not knowledge but life, historical life, the totality of human experience.(因而，自我確定的對象不是知識而是生命，歷史性的生命，人類經(jīng)驗的全部。)

But we can say with certitude that, with the individual as with the nation.(但是我們可以確信地說，不管是對個人或是對國家而言。)

We have this definite certitude that Clark will be freed.(我們非常確信克拉克將被釋放。)

People often shy away from a moral view of the world, if only because moral certitude reeks of intolerance and bigotry.(人們常常避免從道德視角觀察世界，一個起碼的原因就是道德的自信會給人缺乏包容、頑固偏執(zhí)的感覺。)

Can we say with certitude that Greece doesn't have enough money to pay its debts?(我們能斷言希臘沒有足夠的錢償付債務(wù)嗎？)

After a few days, their certitude of his return had wavered.(在數(shù)天之后，他的回返他們的確實已經(jīng)動搖。)

John Patrick Shanley won a Pulitzer Prize and a Tony Award for his 2005 play, which lived in the gray area between suspicion and certitude.(約翰·帕特里克·斯坦利的話劇劇本《虐童疑云》在2005年獲得了普利策劇本獎和百老匯戲劇最高榮譽的托尼獎。)

But we can say with certitude that, with the individual as with the nation, the flourishing of the wicked is an illusion, for, unceasingly, life keeps books on us all.(但是我們可以確信地說，不管是對個人或是對國家而言，惡人猖獗只是一種幻象，因為生命無時無刻不將我們的所作所為像賬本一樣一筆一筆記錄下來。)

And without such instinctive certitude we could not understand the manner in which men both cherish their life and expose it to all kinds of dangers.(沒有這種本能的確信，我們就不能理解一個人既珍惜自己的生命，同時又經(jīng)歷于各種危險之中的做法。)

Doubt and certitude are subjective reactions to the evidence.(懷疑與確信都是對于證據(jù)的主觀反映。)