Sentence examples for but sure of from inspiring English sources

Seated, she seemed small, doll-like, but sure of herself.

Charlestonians make she-crab soup, being liberal about the ancillary ingredients, but sure of the she-crabs.

Toby Spence made a bright and shining Ferdinand to counter the Miranda of Patricia Risley, slightly recessed in sound but sure of pitch.

Mr. Jackson is the mild-mannered voice of the nice guy, imperfect but sure of what he wants to hold on to.

"If you really want to make the team and you're close to qualifying then you should be playing here," said the Swede who made all but sure of his debut with Sunday's victory in the Czech Open.

But sure, of course it is still in the zeitgeist; there is an age-old suspicion of outsider meddling in Haiti and it owes its origins to the unreconciled bitterness deriving from the tragically brutal breakup with the French.

Tom Wood is eloquent but not sure of his place.

He is not humble, but extremely sure of himself.

In short, he added, "criticize the military, but be sure of what you are saying".

"They said I was very nice but not sure of myself," he said.

The Carolina Hurricanes' owner, Peter Karmanos, has all but made sure of that.