Sentence examples for be sure from the from inspiring English sources

To be sure, from the earliest days of the Republic through World War II it has been understood that America's global influence is built on its ability to back words with resources, and diplomacy with arms, investments and trade agreements.

It is impossible to be sure from the GPS data at what speed the car was travelling when it hit the wall.

Though many newly affluent Chinese can't wait to get behind the wheel (with encouragement, to be sure, from the state-owned auto industry), the city's traffic may be helping to make the city's public transit more attractive than ever.

Mr. Theofanidis's brass-ridden, major-chord coda comes, I am sure, from the composer's heart.

"I'm sure from the outside, people were wondering what we were up to," said Jones, like McCullough a Canadian who played hockey at Yale in the mid-1990s.

We were sure from the intensity of her barking that there must be a rodent down by the baseboard that the brave little dog had spotted.

Many of these changes stem, I am sure, from the film's exposure of the extent to which animal cruelty is involved in all aspects of our lives.

According to Kitty Kelley's unauthorized biography of Winfrey, "Oprah," published last year, Winfrey was sure, from the time she was a young girl, that she would be a great actor.

They all had terrible drinking and drug problems, the result I'm sure from the constant personal affronts thrown at them.

Better still, doctors will be sure from almost the outset that they are giving the correct antibiotic to infected patients.

There was characteristic virtuosity, to be sure, from David Bilger, the principal trumpeter, and others.