Sentence examples for sure ground from inspiring English sources
About British history and politics, however, Reid is on less sure ground.
But "One Night... ...... is on less sure ground when we return to the present.
Ms. Larson is on sure ground discussing Cage's aesthetic world, particularly his connection with New York visual artists from the '40s and '50s.
Cruddas is on less sure ground on non-British workers and citizens: the use of the catch-all term "immigrant" to describe utterly separate categories of people plays well with some but has inherent dangers that Cruddas is sensitive to.
He was always on sure ground with critically acclaimed cinematic treatments of classic Shakespeare and more recently opera such as The Magic Flute (2006).
There is no sure ground upon which to build our institutions.
For even the social institutions provide no sure grounding.
"The Golden Empire" steps onto surer ground when the four Pizarro brothers enter Peru.
Against the internal threat, the US has always been on much surer ground.
For home games at Kogarah, we were on much surer ground.
After the interval, the same composer's Sinfonia da Requiem found Noseda on surer ground.
