Sentence examples for a mixture of confidence from inspiring English sources

As for what makes him sexy, Johnson told People he suspected it was a mixture of confidence and comedy.

Martyn Glanville of the BBC commented that the role required a mixture of confidence and vulnerability, and was impressed with Moore's effort.

"I'm so not," she says, with a mixture of supreme confidence and wonder at her assurance.

This is a mixture of charisma, confidence, and that special something that will make people respond to you even if you're covering a story about a local bake sale.

The Shell lifer was able to paper over the reasons for Shell's "loss of momentum", as he called it, through a mixture of boundless self-confidence and strong communication skills.

"My career has always been marked by a strange mixture of confidence and cowardice: almost, one might say, made by it".

He wore a tan short-sleeved shirt; his face, usually pale, had a red hue from the benefits of a 40-degree temperature boost and he spoke with a mixture of relief and confidence, but definitely more confidence than when he was freezing and fretting.

Afterwards the 19-year-old Queenslander handled the avalanche of praise with a mixture of awe and confidence.

He stopped fiddling with his footwear, looked up and displayed a mixture of innocence and confidence that defines him.

At the moment, though, management's focus is on trying to inculcate a mixture of caution and confidence in the operators.

"It is a mixture of quality, being calm, confidence and not panicking in very heated situations.