Sentence examples for apparently confident that from inspiring English sources

"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".

Mr Speight left the complex, as he has done in the past, apparently confident that he would not be impeded.

Mr. Jiang and his fellow leaders are apparently confident that China can navigate diplomatic dialogues and possibly loophole-ridden treaties.

"No one, as far as I know, no one has ever turned us down," he said, apparently confident that the record would remain intact next week.

However, in April last year, before he had admitted the charges, Katsav pulled out of the deal, apparently confident that there was not enough evidence against him.

That sense of struggle, of nagging doubt below the apparently confident surface, of that elusive attempt to capture the spirit of delight, is there right at the very beginning of the symphony, when the opening note has to wrench itself into being in the strings and woodwinds for a few tortured seconds before it blossoms into the first melody.

CBS is apparently confident enough that the word of mouth will start buzzing that it has set up a charge system for following the show on the Internet.

So apparently confident was he of victory that, over the whole period of the campaign, he did not once personally deign to canvass support.

Confident, that.

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