Sentence examples for be fully sure from inspiring English sources

But she admitted: "Today there is no way to be fully sure where the skin has come from".

Like your final exams at school, you can never be fully sure that you have done enough revision.

This is because you can never be fully sure that the differences seen between cannabis users and non-users are not due to some other difference between those who choose to smoke cannabis or not.

What we don't know is what the inspirations for Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan, respectively, actually said to one another, any more than we can be fully sure of the content of those private audiences between Elizabeth II and her country's political leaders.

Only now -- by the Romney campaign's design -- voters can't be fully sure.

Dan, 19, from Bournemouth recalls taking between 900 mg and a gram once, though he says he "can't be fully sure because they were pills, but reputable ones".

I don't think I've ever been fully sure we're coming back.

Hoellwarth noted that no one is fully sure how the government can exercise oversight over scattered private providers to hold them accountable, as the VA has been held accountable these last few years, when they screw up.

Here's a hint: if you have to ask her to let you be the boss for a while, it means SHE is the dominant one :) Aries also love 'the chase' but won't chase unless they are fully sure of the relationship in hand.

Rumours of prices being falsely inflated by up to 25 per cent are not uncommon, and any 'guaranteed' rental return promises must be fully scrutinised – are you sure you are not simply paying out more initially in order get such a deal?

Always insist you hate soccer, but be sure to be fully involved in the soccer community.