Sentence examples for a profound confidence from inspiring English sources
The actor snarls and spouts his dialogue with a profound confidence in himself and the material, palpably convinced of its merit.
Thus, conservatives who want to pull government spending from public programs like to say that they are doing so out of a profound confidence in the American individual.
His choice of powerful rivals for his Cabinet was, Goodwin writes, "evidence of a profound self-confidence and a first indication of what would prove to others a most unexpected greatness".
Perhaps the most important effect of Mr. Bush's religion is that, for better or for worse, it imparts a profound self-confidence once he has decided on a course of action.
His decision to bring in policy practitioners who have divergent views from one another, his embrace of heterodoxy, and the manner in which these conflicts come right up to his desk reflect a profound self-confidence in our young president.
"It sounds counterintuitive, but her way of keeping people from taking themselves seriously created a space for profound confidence among people society generally works to tear down in various ways," Stahl said.
DENVER — There is a profound new confidence emanating from the Denver Nuggets' locker room, which might have something to do with Chauncey Billups's leadership or Chris Andersen's frenetic energy or Carmelo Anthony's gold medal.
Such a coronation must wait, though Mancini – suddenly speaking with profound confidence – agreed with Ferguson's assessment that the title will be theirs if they win an extremely difficult match at Newcastle United tomorrow lunchtime.
Changed by Ricky's "attractive, profound confidence", Lester is convinced that Angela is attainable and sees that he must question his "banal, numbingly materialist suburban existence"; he takes a job at a fast-food outlet, which allows him to regress to a point when he could "see his whole life ahead of him".
"Arrogance is the antithesis of confidence and shows a profound lack of self-confidence".
He suffered a profound crisis of confidence.
