Sentence examples for totally sure of from inspiring English sources

The Anglo-Irish were very cliquey & totally sure of themselves.

The much welcomed part of the inquiry was how quickly and apparently fully (though we can't be totally sure of that) all the evidence - oral, written, on email - was put on the internet for all to see.

I wasn't totally sure of the task, I didn't want to ask, and I was scared of doing it wrong.

It shows that even as accumulating friends online and translating those online friendships to real-life ones becomes more and more widespread, we still can't be totally sure of the person behind the monitor until we meet them.

I can't be totally sure of how this term sounds to a native French-speaker from France, but as a nearly-native French-speaker from Canada, to me it sounds like a kid's cartoon on YTV.

All things considered, I don't know why I wouldn't admit it before but either way as soon as I saw this prompt I knew I had to say something because I'm sure there's someone out there who is denying themselves as I have been, and although I'm not totally sure of myself yet, I know it is important to be honest with yourself.

Gail: I always love your socioeconomic theories, but I am not totally sure the world of tomorrow will thank us for planetizing the Big Mac.

They say that a society gets the BBC3 sitcom it deserves, but I'm not totally sure what to make of Murder In Successville (Wednesday, 10pm, BBC3).

I'm totally sure that the idea of a one-way trip to the Red Planet significantly contributed to the media success of this project.

I wasn't totally sure if Thurston might know of me or not.

Unlike many people, I am not totally sure what the best course of UK action (or inaction) is regarding Syria, but I tend to agree that parliament did well.