The phrase "and confident in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when expressing a sense of assurance or self-belief in a particular context or situation.
Example: "She approached the interview feeling prepared and confident in a way that impressed the panel."
Alternatives: "and assured in a" or "and self-assured in a".
Smooth and confident in a state that he failed to win four years ago, Mr. Romney swatted away efforts by reporters to handicap the race in Iowa.
THE SUPREME COURT'S weirdly busy October brings to mind an old Cadillac commercial showing a sedan gliding silently down the highway, driver calm and confident in a hermetic, leather-appointed cabin, while the announcer intones, "quietly doing things very well".
She is focused and confident in a way that makes it easy to imagine her grilling witnesses, recruiting nearly three dozen lawyers, many of them seasoned attorneys from Washington, New York and California, and coordinating their litigation strategy.
Participants who made levels also reported being more interested and confident in a variety of STEM-related activities.
The E4 show, which premiered a decade ago today, made Britain's teenage parties look sexy, sweaty, and confident in a way TV had never really attempted before, let alone succeeded in doing.
"Even though she's an adolescent, she's extremely mature and strong and confident in a way you don't often see in coming-of-age films," Woodley says, when asked what got her interested in playing her troubled character.
What looks clever and confident in an intimate house can sometimes look downright lost in a large one.
We need to reverse the system we were all socialized in ― which largely measures feminine worth in beauty points ― and create a reality where women can be proud and confident in an authentic way.
Close your eyes and imagine being happy and confident in an imaged scenario.
They are proclaiming - rightfully so - that being a girl is not a bad thing, but rather that females should be proud and confident in being a girl.
"Pub-goers have become much more interested in brewing and confident in recognising a decent product.
