Sentence examples for quite assured from inspiring English sources

Preservation of the Hopewell tract, which once contained an orphanage, is not quite assured.

She began in a subdued fashion with the "Legends," in which she did not sound quite assured, as if not yet warmed up.

Told that he not only looks remarkably fit but also seems quite assured at 45, an age when most stars are worried about their age and physique, he laughed.

"He was quite assured in that Baghdad is well protected and the government is in control, so there is … no immediate danger of the violence spreading to Baghdad," said Russian UN ambassador Vitaly Churkin after the closed-door briefing.

And, for this reason, not even were his own friends all of them satisfied with his undertaking, or quite assured that, having overcome Dionysius, he might not settle the government on himself, deceiving his fellow-citizens by some less obnoxious name than tyranny.

He wrote: "Much as you may wish to think me a compound of the most misogynistic, ignorant, sexist and antediluvian pig who ever trod the planet I can truly report that I know and love enough women to be quite assured of the fact that women do indeed enjoy sex".

People are not putting their country first and foremost, and I can quite assure you that people like me are absolutely putting the country and our constituents' interests first.

(May is normally quite an assured Commons performer. But today she sounds rather unsure of herself, and she's talking much faster than usual, as if she's a bit nervous).

Not everything Mr. Scheib brings to the second act feels quite as assured or fitting.

The second act isn't quite as assured as the first.

A lot of things we once took for granted no longer seem quite as assured, so there's something appealingly familiar in these too hot, too sultry August days.