Sentence examples similar to marked sureness from inspiring English sources

His work is marked by a sureness of touch and economy of expression that give the impression of effortlessness and conceal the hard work that lay behind it.

Films such as "Nightcrawler," "Dear White People," "Obvious Child," "Listen Up Philip," "Men, Women and Children," "Tusk," and "Birdman" share little in regards to story, style or structure, but they are all marked by a sureness and self-awareness.

He explored it with an avidity and sureness of instinct that stayed with him to the end and marked him a genius.

First, Earley knows Jim and his world with a sureness and an intimacy that always mark the most involving fiction; he understands even the uglier things that Jim is so slow to recognize, like the class rivalries between the more prosperous townspeople and the "lintheads" who work in the mills.

Special notice for Mary Rowell, Marshall Coid, Veronica Salas and Madeleine Shapiro for their sureness in Mr. Wuorinen's difficult quartet.

"Pieces...," directed with a sureness of style by Mr. Howie, continues at 80 St. Marks Place through Aug. 3.

And its sureness of construction is striking.

Later emperors lacked his sureness of touch.

They seem to share a sureness they are right.

The sureness of hindsight makes it obvious what was happening.

The libretto proceeds with amazing sureness for a first opera.