Sentence examples similar to a more self confident from inspiring English sources

The competitive pressures of a more self-confident media had become explosive.

We are a more self-confident country now than in the 70s.

A more self-confident Germany is gradually easing itself out of the strait-jacket of its marriage with France.

A more self-confident person might have been able to discriminate realistically among the sometimes artificially exaggerated stories and the utopian ideals.

She now empathized more with her patients because she had been one; she became closer to her family and a more self-confident leader.

A more self-confident era might expect its artists to say something solid instead, but Hirst's preoccupations – purposeless, plutocratic, even pharmaceutical – are the preoccupations of our age.

Popovich still has LaMarcus Aldridge, another All-Star, and could well help DeRozan become a more self-confident leading man within the Spurs' system.

He also signed a deal to build a gas pipeline from Russia that bypasses Poland and the Baltic states (and now works for the consortium that is constructing it), suggesting that a more self-confident Germany would also be a more selfish one.This marks a generational change.

On Radio 4's Today programme on Wednesday, Better Together's dour leader, ex-chancellor Alistair Darling said that his fellow Scots had emerged as " a more self-confident country" than it was a generation ago, partly thanks to devolution, and should nurture that confidence within the British union.

In his book 'Towards a New Country' (Abe, 2012), Abe has laid out his bold agenda for a more self-confident Japan.

I feel that I have developed and become a more self-confident, more open-minded, and more able person as a result of my time in Spain.