In unveiling the move to the Fed press corps, she appeared self-assured, deeply knowledgeable, and canny.
But in a speech on December 11th he appeared self-assured and well-briefed as he set out, in broad terms, what public spending would look like under a Labour government.On the economy, Mr Miliband faces an uphill battle.
From his trademark jazz whistling to his fearless advocacy of social justice, Jake appears supremely self-assured.
Much of his discomfort probably derives from the unsettling presence of his brash niece, who appears so self-assured that she can make light of the tragedy she bore witness to.
Brock, the only Dodger to lose in arbitration this winter, appears more self-assured than ever, but whether that will translate into consistency at bat remains to be seen.
The clearer you are about your own goals, the more you will appear as smart, self-assured, and professional.
While these people appear to be self-assured when they are in the limelight, they can in truth be thin-skinned, easily offended, and lacking in humility and grace off-camera.
Respect the other person's decision and you'll appear confident and self-assured.
Ames appeared composed and self-assured; his wife looked tired and drained.
He appears not so self-assured, and a breezy, almost arrogant confidence in his own convictions formed a large part of the successful Mourinho schtick.
Buoyed by the compliments of anti-European backbenchers in the Conservative Party, who said they would have vetoed the treaty themselves if Mr. Cameron had signed it, the prime minister appeared relaxed and self-assured, exuding the easy confidence that is one of his strongest political assets.
