| He did so, with an incomparable nobility of vision and sureness of judgement. |
| In the UK's hour of greatest need, Churchill's relations with Roosevelt were conducted with tact and a great sureness of touch. |
| It is meticulously incised with an image startling in its sureness of line, composition and structure, and magnificent in its subtlety. |
| In this promise, and in many more found in Scripture, we sense the certainty of God's provision and the sureness of His promises. |
| To relations with the Indians Douglas brought the knowledge and the sureness of touch which he had acquired in the fur trade. |
| Nuova Elle Emme s.a.s. products are a warranty in the time, a sureness in the world of repair of industrial vehicles. |
