Sentence examples for more sure when from inspiring English sources

"I was a lot more sure when I was eighteen!" he said.

Parents are on more sure footing when they focus on working hard in school, learning from the vast array of cultural opportunities and developing athletic or artistic skills.

Less is more, remember?" Sure, when you're writing a love letter – right in the first flush of desire, giddy with possibility – the urge is to tell your new partner everything.

Some research even shows that people who are more territorial about their offices have more influence within them, and feel more sure of themselves when presenting ideas there, Professor Schiavo said.

I think there's no doubt that he's more sure of himself when he's playing this somewhat older Kane, and this is the Kane we remember best from the first viewing — the brash, confident Kane of the pre-election-disaster period.

Do you and David feel more confident and more sure of yourselves when you take on things like that?

As the Washington Post's Shankar Vedantam helpfully explains, research shows that people are generally much more sure of themselves when judging others on their interpersonal ethics than on policy issues.

To be sure, when more than 500 exhibitors from around the world put on a show, as they did at ICFF, you can expect diversity.

But he's going to be ready for more great things I'm sure when it comes to the Games".

You could understand if he looked back and thought: "Shouldn't all the goals I scored and the quality of my football have brought me more than that?" I'm sure when Shearer joined Newcastle he thought they would contest at the very highest level and win things.

As the American invasion of Iraq begins, it is hard to remember a time when people were more sure about who would win a war, and less sure of what would happen after it.