Sentence examples for a confident generation from inspiring English sources
We are a confident generation, which is a good thing.
Baby boomers are an obnoxiously confident generation, but everyone with whom I talk is extremely nervous about paying for college.
Although his arrogant manner and his failure to deal with the universal corruption gumming up Russian life have eroded his popularity, and although there are important signs that a new, more confident generation is weary of being patronized, those who oppose him have not had time to coalesce around a consensus candidate.
Last year's presidential election sealed the rise to power of a new, more confident generation that no longer fears aggression from the North, believes the two Koreas will soon be reunited and doesn't want Washington spoiling this bright prospect through military action or steps that could bring North Korea's sudden economic collapse.
Clinton's unabashed career ambitions were off-putting to some women, explains Allgor, while Bush's reticence turned off a younger, more confident generation.
Charlie Cho, a radio producer and editor of an Asian-Canadian cultural magazine, Rice Paper, said a confident younger generation in Vancouver could reject the old, earnest credos of multiculturalism.
Fans and pundits seized on the team's success in the first tournament of Twenty20, a radically compressed new cricket format, to celebrate the ascendance of a brash and confident new generation, rising from far-flung small-town India, free of pedigree and custom.
"There's a confident control of form and surprising freshness of metaphor in a poetry that bears all the signs of a new generation coming through".
He presents himself as a confident individual.
"But I am a confident person and a confident keeper.
