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.
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.
Ames appeared composed and self-assured; his wife looked tired and drained.
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.
The meeting was described by nearly a half-dozen participants as cordial, led by a president who, after an early setback attempting to revive Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, appeared far more self-assured and with a policy more in line with those of his guests than in previous encounters.
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.
