The last of these facts is the one of which I am most certain.

"You have great knowledge in other matters, I am most certain, else you would not be here."

But you have had a warm journey, I am most certain.

"We will be most certain to offer our plans."

"I am most certain that the numbers are higher now."

Both are commonly held to constitute the most certain knowledge that exists about physical nature.

They seem to be the most certain victims here, so far.

If there were to be an ambush, this was the most certain place for it.

I write here only that of which I am most certain.

It is the beliefs of which we can be most certain, Newman argues, that play the least significant part in our lives.