Sentence examples for remarkably assured from inspiring English sources

The designs of Westminster  students were indeed remarkably  assured.

It is remarkably assured and, like the Biennial itself, seems an upbeat to something grander.

There are quite a lot of "guilty ones" in Ballantyne's remarkably assured debut novel.

The songs he sings on his remarkably assured, beguiling debut album, "Rufus Wainwright," have their sharp points.

Sarah DeLappe's remarkably assured first play, a group portrait of a girls' soccer team, is now at Lincoln Center Theater.

Since winning the junior Wimbledon title as a remarkably assured, unseeded 14-year-old in 2008, Robson's star rose steadily.

And yet for a novel guided by delirium, "Lord" is remarkably suspenseful and assured.

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.

Remarkably, David Cromer, who directed last year's assured musical version of Elmer Rice's "The Adding Machine," has now managed to find some of that irony and strangeness in "Our Town" as well (at the Barrow Street Theatre).

He was honest and courageous; had an unbending spirit; and, perhaps most remarkably, considering all this, maintained a relaxed and assured sense of himself.

Despite the extravagance of some of these strokes he keeps his head remarkably still and, for those youngsters watching at home, rest assured that he practises all these shots assiduously.