Sentence examples for Self-confidently from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a self-confident manner
VW owners self-confidently displayed their vehicles, and not only as practical quality products.
Karim speaks urgently and self-confidently in English, usually about his hatred of western values.
His famous temperament — cool, analytic, self-confidently averse to self-pity and self-dramatization — has been a constant since childhood.
His famous temperament cool, analytic, self-confidently averse to self-pity and self-dramatization has been a conself-dramatization has
Every detailed interior and those who self-confidently people them are modern; these are rational citizens in touch with themselves.
The only field more self-confidently but just as regularly wrong as economics is nutrition, whose recommendations to shun butter/margarine or red meat/carbohydrates regularly reverse themselves.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the country's supreme leader, confidently expects Iran to receive "the sweet fruits" of its nuclear efforts soon.Iran's self-confidence is not without logic.
The Neophytes' group employs a collaborative approach intended to increase and reinforce members' self-confidence; the underlying philosophy is to promote and enhance writers' motivation, capacity and self-efficacy in order to achieve future publication goals confidently and independently.
The novel's title might seem to suggest a moment of self-assertion, of confidently declaring that you are who you are.
The Seahawks boast the top-ranked secondary: rather confidently self-christened "The Legion of Boom".
The reason "Silence of the Lambs" is so scary, my grade-school self would explain confidently, is because the thought of a seemingly intellectual man moonlighting as a merciless cannibal seems HORRIFYINGLY plausible.
