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Therefore he could be morally certain no one else did, either.
But I am morally certain he never made me for a writer.
I'm morally certain he understood the love buried deep within them.
I am morally certain that you and yours are benign.
But I am morally certain that it was not.
He was morally certain that they were still being born, even on the very threshold of annihilation.
Mullins was morally certain he knew what had happened.
"That one, I am morally certain, is also her attacker.
Monk seemed morally certain that murder had been committed.
Was he morally certain that it was his mother?
He was morally certain to the point of arrogance with a keen eye for his own political self-preservation.
"We need to be morally certain that the donor is dead, and standards for brain death in a fetus are not very clear.
This tears it, though-I'm morally certain it's some intelligent action.
I've spent months reviewing every step of our procedure, and I'm morally certain we can get our men safely off.
The tests would take a while, but he was morally certain the blood would match with the warehouse samples.
Policemen who were 'morally certain' someone had done something tended to start manufacturing evidence.
She was morally certain, but that wasn't proof.
But I am morally certain that my father is the malignant entity we call Fury.
I am morally certain that financial crises are not a thing of the past, and that we'll see crises in the future.
He was morally certain of that.
The night was far spent, and in a very comfortable fashion after all; and he felt morally certain of a safe departure on the morrow.
I, since the time when I first became morally certain I was in love, seem to have grown years older.
It is morally certain that a number of persons signed confessions to crimes of which they were innocent.
'And I was morally certain that he recognized me from the only three times we were in company - and each time worse than the last.
But he'd never eaten brick dust--of that, at least, he was morally certain.