Sentence examples for assured version from inspiring English sources

Nick was firm and refined, a classic singer-songwriter in the making, as seen in an assured version of "Black Keys," played solo at the piano.

Now, one National Magazine Award later (Mr. Jones won for feature writing in 2005), his longer, less assured version of Expedition Six's perilous journey has been turned into a book.

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Instead Mr Netanyahu has been a more assured version of the immobile Yitzhak Shamir.

Remarkably, David Cromer, who directed last year's assured musical version of Elmer Rice's "The Adding Machine," has now managed to find some of that irony and strangeness in "Our Town" as well (at the Barrow Street Theatre).

Rest assured, though, his version of normcore is pretty expensive.

Director Ridley Scott and some mega fan had complete creative control over the project, so rest assured that this version of the movie is exactly what Scott originally had in mind.

He later assured that both version of the incident will be taken into account before reaching a decision.

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Hawke's intellectually self-assured version of Shepard's study of sibling rivalry, brutalized women, and errant masculinity — one character can't remember whether he killed his wife or not — sped up the slack moments and didn't play into Shepard's often halfhearted attempts to give his characters naturalistic narrative ends.

The success of Miss Jean Brodie, in its Broadway, film and television versions, assured her financial security for life, and a place in the most hallowed annals of Scottish and English literature.