No one has any sure sense of what his policy is.
He entered the mayoral race with no sure sense of who would take him seriously.
The signs have been far too fleeting to gain any sure sense of what is going on.
The public would get a surer sense of what the candidates think.
But with a sure sense of its intrinsic nature.
But he is blessed with both a first-rate mind for policy and a sure strategic sense.
His improvisations have a full, round sound and a sure sense of swing.
The work's weakness, though, is its less sure sense of overall structure.
His thinking is original, and more important, he has a sure sense of style.
What they did not have was a sure sense of the situation, because they kept getting conflicting reports.
