'sureness' is a correct word in written English.
It means having complete confidence or certainty in something. You can use it in a variety of situations, such as when expressing confidence in a decision or belief, or when describing someone who is very sure of themselves. Example: I have a feeling of sureness about this job opportunity; I know it's the right move for my career. Example: Her sureness in her abilities and strong sense of self made her a successful leader in the company.
"Calling Me Home" will be her second album of Appalachian folk music, which she still imbues with the sureness of someone used to making sure things are polished, even in the toughest circumstances.
But what makes this book so much more than just another thriller of betrayal and atonement is the sureness with which the author shapes and enriches his characters you need supreme confidence to turn a paediatrician into a gerontologist halfway through a book.
Surprisingly, he was then an impressive prime minister, negotiating a way through Britain's worst post-war economic crisis with a steady nerve and sureness of touch.
Hitting them with an extra tax apparently amounting to 200 billion forints ($860m), or 0.6% of GDP will do little to encourage lending.Despite winning a stonking mandate in April, the government lacks sureness of touch.
They even met, though only when Orwell was already on his deathbed.Mr Lebedoff shows sureness of touch in linking the men's writing and their lives.
Only the unions involved now think the deal can survive.Over the top or notAs education secretary since May, however, Mr Johnson has shown sureness of touch.
Later emperors lacked his sureness of touch.
Some of his portraits display a freedom and sureness of touch.
This is not merely instrumental, or a sign of softness Lincoln went to war; Darwin annihilated a thousand years of biblical literalism but it is a sign of sureness and part of the liberal inheritance.
Large pieces, such as crowns and breastplates, and tiny miniatures reflecting the sureness of a master's hand have been found.
Hawthorne was also the master of a classic literary style that is remarkable for its directness, its clarity, its firmness, and its sureness of idiom.
