to be sure in English

be certain, be positive; without a doubt

Use "to be sure" in a sentence

1. I... like to be sure.

2. A spectacle, to be sure.

3. A pathetic figure, to be sure.

4. To be sure, life goes on.

5. There's too much turbulence to be sure.

6. I want another test to be sure.

7. What a tease life was, to be sure!

8. I get the red lantern, to be sure.

9. To be sure, there are even greater differences.

10. We booked several flights just to be sure.

11. There was, to be sure, a minority position.

12. He is young, to be sure, but very experienced.

13. He likes to be sure of his bodily comforts.

14. To pull that trigger, you have to be sure.

15. To be sure, the generational shift has been gradual.

16. Each has their own small variations, to be sure.

17. No match for open, urban brown-water, to be sure.

18. Employers want to be sure recruits understand business Europe-wide.

19. To be sure, lots of histories compete for market share.

20. Enumerate the items again to be sure none is missing.

21. To be sure, the political environment remains challenging almost everywhere.

22. Then use a condom every time , just to be sure .

23. To be sure, the film offers up some contemporary savvy.

24. The Treasury reckons it needed to be sure of the trend.

25. She looked over her shoulder to be sure of her footing.

26. To be sure, this Confucian code of conduct has its merits.

27. Book early if you want to be sure of a seat.

28. Maybe we should give him another shot, just to be sure.

29. He is clever, to be sure, but not very hard-working.

30. It is impossible to be sure about the value of land.

31. United must beat Liverpool to be sure of winning the championship.

32. 22 To be sure, speech is a precious gift from God.

33. She looked around to be sure her faux pas was undetected.

34. We arrived early, to be sure of getting a good seat.

35. He is intelligent, to be sure, but he's also very lazy.

36. There was , to be sure, a faddish aspect to this enthusiasm.

37. Not the wizardry of Harry Potter, to be sure, but magic nonetheless.

38. To be sure, all incidents of academic misconduct must be taken seriously.

39. To be sure, Jehovah does observe and carefully examine each of us.

40. Dennis Jarrett replies: A somewhat splenetic reaction, Mr Francis, to be sure.

41. I left a message so as to be sure of contacting her.

42. The economic indicators, to be sure, should put these worries in perspective.

43. To be sure, the male peafowl has a train that is world famous.

44. To be sure of a good set, use preserving sugar with added pectin.

45. To be sure; but as is well known, ‘history is in the details.’”

46. To be sure, Grantham up until now hasn't been a die-hard inflationist.

47. You have to book early to be sure/certain of getting a room.

48. To be sure, government accountants may treat the Porkbelly and Blowhard plans differently.

49. 3 To be sure, even the great Constitutional Convention had its own sideshows.

50. Next time, we'll send two hawks, to be sure you get the message.