Sentence examples for remarkably sure from inspiring English sources

For a country that has spent almost a quarter of a century isolated from Iranians, America is remarkably sure of what is good for them.

They seemed remarkably sure that they had undergone an important experience but less sure what the nature of that experience had been.

On a palette so vast, the most vivid colorations and discolorations can still readily be seen--but only with a sure hand to paint them, so it's fortunate Mazer's hand is so consistently and remarkably sure.

Britain's prime minister, Tony Blair, has been a remarkably sure-footed politician.

Just like BigDog, and the other quadrupedal bots developed by Boston Dynamics, Spot is also remarkably sure-footed.

In fact, the most striking thing about St Vincent is how confident it seems: from its title to the opening crunch of distorted drum machine to the gorgeous closing ballad, Severed Crossed Fingers, it feels remarkably sure-footed, the sound of an artist who, when not taking out the garbage or masturbating, has worked out exactly what she wants to do, and furthermore exactly how to do it.

A flourishing member of a precious and nearly extinct species has been sighted on Broadway, looking remarkably vital and sure of itself for a creature so often given up for dead.

All kidding aside, I had a 53-minute call with RIM's customer service/tech support departments that was so remarkably annoying, I am sure there is no hope for the company or its products.

More remarkably, you may not be sure whether you are looking through, or at, the colour.

Yet remarkably little is known for sure about what is really happening inside the reactors because some areas remain far too radioactive for workers to approach, and some instruments have malfunctioned.

Sure it's remarkably out-of-touch to claim that the "fundamentals of the economy are strong".