Sentence examples for any sure from inspiring English sources

Family and religion no longer provide any sure refuge.

But deeper interpretive revelations are faint, as is any sure emotional grip.

The signs have been far too fleeting to gain any sure sense of what is going on.

And, "I don't really begin a novel, or any kind of book, with any sure sense of what's happening or even what's going to happen".

IF THERE were any sure bets in medicine, you might think that "blood transfusions save lives" would be one of them.

Ronald Reagan was a lock in 1984 and the Kennedys are unbeatable in Massachusetts, but in baseball there are not supposed to be any sure things.

To quit any sure-fire success takes guts.

So, what should be an obvious world title fight between two British champions would not be any sure-fire bet.

Like any sure-fire Hall of Famer, Clemens has flattering goals for himself, another 20 victories that would accelerate his pace to 300, from his current 247.

Yet the ascendency over Woods was hauntingly brief; it was more a promise of unlikely rewards for the boldest spirit than much more than a breath of any sure-fire certainty and when Westwood dropped shots on the eight and the ninth, the Tiger was back at his shoulder and then dead level.

The early months of 2009 don't have any sure-fire hits lined up, meaning price cuts could come pretty quickly especially if consumers become even more tight-fisted at retail.