Sentence examples similar to profound sureness from inspiring English sources

"There is more of a brilliant sound," he said, "a sureness of attack in the orchestra".

When Henri coinedr-Bresson coined the phrase "the decisive moment," he created an image of the modern photographer as a man of action who could spot a profound scene in a fraction of a second and click the shutter with an end-of-discussion sureness.

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.

Profound Lore.

Profound things.

Katherine has a sureness to her that Seamus lacks.

Instead he propels the picture forward with a documentary sureness.