Sentence examples for believe confident from inspiring English sources

High-confidence identifications are much more likely to be correct than low-confidence identifications (e.g., Carlson, Dias, Weatherford, & Carlson, in press; Juslin, Olsson, & Winman, 1996; Mickes, 2015; Palmer, Brewer, Weber, & Nagesh, 2013; Wixted et al., 2016), and jurors are more likely to believe confident witnesses (e.g., Cutler, Penrod, & Stuve, 1988).

I believe confident people laugh often and forgive easily.

A study published in the journal Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes suggests people will believe a confident speaker before they believe someone more knowledgeable.

"Must we dream our dreams / and have them, too?" And then, in the very last lines, it prompts another question: "Should we have stayed at home, / wherever that may be?" The answer we are meant to infer is, I believe, a confident "no".

I believe a confident and tireless canine companion offers advantages to navigating with a white cane.

Although each dog had bilateral lameness, we believe that confident data could only be obtained from the more-lame limbs (lesser PVF), in order to limit a possible bias caused by inconsistent weight redistribution to the less affected contra-lateral hindlimb.

Psychologist Leslie Sokol, author of self-help book Think Confident, Be Confident, believes virtual communication differences between men and women can be tracked back through history as evolutionary methods of survival.

The studio believes that confident buzz will be strong.

"I'm certainly confident, and I believe our team's confident," he said.

"We believe we're confident.

Zuccarello said: "We just have to come in confident, believe in each other.