Sentence examples for apparently confident from inspiring English sources

Ultra-Orthodox members, apparently confident of their place in heaven, protested.

Supporters of the bill were apparently confident that they had the votes.

The authors are apparently confident it is humorous, but that is a matter of opinion.

US intelligence is apparently confident about the reliability of the sources used to compile the list.

"We haven't asked," he said, apparently confident that the offer was valid.

The ruling military council "continues to undermine Egyptian democracy, apparently confident that there will be few, if any, real consequences".

Still, Open officials apparently felt confident enough in their research and the technological advances to more definitively state their plans.

Tony Benn, apparently, was confident that if he had become prime minister he would have been one of the madmen.

On Friday, with some of the polls turning in his favor, he apparently felt confident enough to allow himself some more leeway.

BP's executives apparently feel confident enough about the company's finances to raise the quarterly dividend by 14 percent to 8 cents a share, the first increase since it resumed payouts to shareholders a year ago.

What are you doing here?'" The journalists were driven to the local police station, which was full of about a hundred police officers, none wearing uniforms, all apparently quite confident, some playing soccer.