Sentence examples for seemed sure enough from inspiring English sources
Obama seemed sure enough that he would win the State Senate primary, to be held in March , 1996— in Chicago, winning the primary is tantamount to winning the seat — to take time, late that summer, for a brief book tour, which started in Hyde Park and carried him as far as California.
He considered that for a minute, then shook his head no, the kind of answer that doesn't seem quite sure enough to run with but is nevertheless instructive.
Some Republican leaders seem sure that defections will be few enough so they will win the impeachment vote.
But she seemed distracted and, sure enough, their marriage lasted only 16 months.
Before Game 2, Van Gundy thought his players seemed overconfident and, sure enough, the Raptors raced out to a 15-point lead in the second quarter and held a 14-point margin early in the fourth quarter.
Bringing toilet paper seemed ridiculous but sure enough, most bathrooms do not have rolls of toilet paper in the stall so come prepared or air dry haha!
(Mr. Bernanke ignored a Fed press officer's recommendation that he not use the "helicopter" reference in the speech, according to his memoir, for fear it would seem too flippant. Sure enough, it earned him the nickname Helicopter Ben from his critics. This is a prime example of why central bankers so rarely use colorful language).
But it seemed to be him sure enough.
"So I drove over, had a look at it, and sure enough, it did seem like a leg bone of a large, extinct elephant.
