Sentence examples for feeling sure that from inspiring English sources

"Thank you," Mae said, feeling sure that she was being fired.

I also started feeling sure that water can't ever be older than light.

The Lacedaemonians, for their part, feeling sure that if they could once remove him, they might be at what terms they pleased with the Athenians, sent them word that they should expel the "Pollution" with which Pericles on the mother's side was tainted, as Thucydides tells us.

Kasparov accepts the Queen's Gambit again, despite his troubles in Game 4. But Kramnik, feeling sure that Kasparov has found improvements in the endgame following 7 dc Qd1 8 Rd1 Bc5, goes back to Botvinnik's old favorite, 7 a4, preventing any thought of a black advance with... b5.

After 20 years, they returned to France, feeling sure that no one would recognize her.

But you couldn't watch last night's ceremony without feeling sure that we are moving in the right direction.

Like Gallo, Jim Taylor was by this point feeling pretty sure that he, along with everyone else who had paid for the privilege of watching, had been sold a dud.

"Could you tell me, Mr Bacon - do you think it objectionable that a crowd of loathsome art-crowd inverts should abuse the name of 'Turner' for their prize?" I gabbled, feeling quite sure that my place in hell was now utterly assured.

So it's a mixed feeling, sure -- happiness that it might be the time to remove him, but scared, too, for the civilians who would be a casualty of that".

Health Minister Daniel Poulter said: "I know there has been very strong local feeling and opinion I'm sure that is something that will be listened to very carefully when decisions about the future are being taken into account".

I'm pretty sure that's the feeling Australian indie-house (I guess that's a thing now?) band Rüfüs Du Sol is singing about on this glittering new track, remixed by LA production duo Casino Gold.