Sentence examples for sure manner from inspiring English sources

The sure manner with which Rhimes wields her power did not come naturally; it's something she had to learn.

They drove to Firoza, to a private clinic there, run by a mere pharmacist, who nevertheless kept a huge clientele because of his abrupt and sure manner and his success at healing all the prevalent diseases with the same few medicines.

Ansen concluded that the story was told in such a sure manner that only a hardened cynic would be left unmoved by the "haunting, sorrowful saga".

To be sure, manners seem to have grown lax, and many of the amenities apparently have vanished.

To be sure, manners in Britain have changed more in the last three decades than those of any of the other nations I know.

Behaving in such a manner is a sure way to end up being "put in your place" by someone who has spent a lifetime studying and who will be able to spot a neophyte a mile away.

I am sure Ms. Manners would agree that the only appropriate response to my new look is, "Your hair looks great!" So far only two friends have risen to the challenge.

And I'm sure his manners are impeccable.

"But they should be more cautious about making sure that casual manner does not lead to reduced professionalism".

If you really are committed to Australia becoming a republic, then you want to be sure that the manner and the timing of the referendum is such that it is successful and that it unites rather than divides Australians".

Four-letter words are gaily scattered about in a manner sure to offend the prudish, and the force of the sexual and scatological imagery to be found in his writing means that preconceptions of what poetry – especially Restoration poetry – "should" be are challenged.