Sentence examples for I confidently predict from inspiring English sources

If he does, I confidently predict Corbyn will be gone within a week.

I confidently predict that the Twitter-cliché count is the best way to predict the winner.

That's amazing!" I confidently predict that De-lahay will be able to set up those standing orders before the year is out.

While this leak may change security rules, I confidently predict it will not change diplomacy, which has been based on the secret exchange of confidences between individuals and governments for many centuries.

7.46pm: Paul Laird emails, having apparently discovered a wormhole in the time/space continuum: "I confidently predict that Blur will win best album for "Parklife" and that Oasis will upset John Prescott who, I believe, is sitting with Mick Fleetwood".

In time to come, I confidently predict, there will be others smiling ruefully, too — such as the "liberal" Anglicans left behind, who will watch a pope (I guess 20 years from now) ordaining women to the Catholic priesthood.

It isn't, but I confidently predicted to anyone within earshot that this would finally set tongues wagging.

When I revised the book the following year, I confidently predicted that bogans would very soon be relegated to the same retro world as their predecessors, the bodgies and the boofheads.

My personal favourite moment was the day I confidently predicted that Nestor Kirchner, the president of Argentina, would not dare risk his country's economy by defaulting on his debt to the IMF.

"I therefore confidently predict that United will give us an absolute thrashing tonight.

They are well aware we might struggle to acquire some of their more distinctive tastes, and so I can confidently predict that boiled olive pickle and hilsa won't feature on Brick Lane menus any time soon.