Sentence examples for best confident from inspiring English sources

The poems display "the American voice at its best: confident and conflicted, celebratory and melancholic," Michael Hainey wrote in these pages last year.

Such moments have led Levin and many other principals to conclude that they should both listen to parents and do what they know is best, confident that when children succeed, their gratified families will be with them all the way.

Although a specific camera has enabled me to take up film photography again, after a twenty-five year hiatus, I have learned to resist "gear acquisition syndrome". A bonus of film photography, in contrast to digital photography, is you can afford what is the very best confident it will not be surpassed.

Whilst it is important to maintain good self preservation and a healthy diet, remember it is also important to maintain good well being and although some days makeup or hair does not go exactly as planned, and you don't feel your best, be confident in yourself as confidence is attractive.

But Wainwright seems at worst, hopeful, and at best, quietly confident.

One option is Donald Trump, who at best is confident in his complete ignorance about climate change, and at worst is selling out the welfare of future generations for personal gain while protecting his own assets.

As a faculty member of the excellent music department at Stony Brook University, Mr. Kalish spearheaded a change in the degree requirements in the 1980s, so that student pianists could play any work in their official recitals, from memory or not, whichever resulted in the best, most confident performance.

Craig hasn't been the most amorous of James Bonds in his nine-year stint in the role, with only a handful of trysts to his name and a habit of coming out second best to confident women such as Eva Green's Vesper Lynd and Olga Kurylenko's Camille Montes - a sign of the times, perhaps.

Absolutely, one of the things I do best, being confident shooting the ball".

Sepinwall enjoyed Jack's videos to his unborn son, noting it was "...the [Jack] I know and love best: supremely confident and ... oblivious to his own insanity".

Icelandic horses respond best to confident riders who ride with heels down, weight back and with a short grip on the reigns.