Sentence examples for sure of which from inspiring English sources

A vanity publication, to be sure, of which 250 copies had been printed for distribution, the catalogue itself would not have been seen by the general public.

At MoMA PS1 Rustie didn't seem sure of which side of the debate he wanted to land on, so he chose both.

But we can't be sure of which values we're supporting when the labels on our food make it hard to understand where this food actually came from and that's where Pollan comes in.

A high-speed bus route in the heart of Delhi was lambasted recently for pinching into car lanes, and no one, including the cows, seemed quite sure of which lane to use anyway.

Save the Children have been given an unfair advantage with a huge commercial value, one I'm sure, of which they're only too aware, given the money they appear to spend on advertising.

Let's begin with what we can be sure of, which is that, despite being US-born, Sydney-raised Mel was for many years one of Australia's six celebrities, all of whom are routinely referred to by their first names only.

As already stated in my last round of comments, you need some scoring to be surer of which prediction to trust or not.

Not to mention early adopters – other Android handsets are coming, that's for sure, many of which will likely outspec the G1.

What nobody is quite sure of is which will matter most.

Thatcher's own rhetoric sounded new: "hard-edged, insistent, utterly sure of itself", which prompted increased bitterness and heat in public debates.

Now with Sure Of You, which unlike its predecessors was written as a novel, Maupin like Prospero is calling it a day.