"bold confidence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to someone having a strong belief in themselves and their abilities. Example: Despite facing many challenges, she faced them with bold confidence and persevered to achieve her goals.
His early buildings began to attract new fans, lured by their sense of bold confidence, and Gordon clearly enjoyed being asked to talk about them.
But his opponent's bold confidence has hardly discouraged Mr. Hagelin, a soft-spoken man who is hardly the political neophyte that his background and easy demeanor suggest.
Among many who deserve recognition are the fight director, J. Steven White; the costume designer, Elizabeth Caitlin Ward; and the set designer, Christopher Akerlind, whose great swaths of striking color (including a bright yellow shower curtain drawn diagonally across the stage) epitomize the bold confidence of the production.
Ten years later, Germany's new young national team announced their revitalisation by taking apart England's expectations in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa: Mesut Ozil, Thomas Müller and Sami Khedira performing with bold confidence in a 4-1 evisceratiof oFabioio Capello's side.
"Over the years, Rex brought the Jets a bold confidence and a couple of great postseason runs, which all of us will remember," Johnson said.
You never know who your bold confidence will attract!
Summers, too, wondered if they needed a more bold, confidence-restoring approach.
Yet he has a dazzling charm, tremendous social skills, a bold self-confidence, growing political savvy, great popularity among the Texans who know him best -- and a past littered with opponents who underestimated him.
At the same time, it gives us a sense of the movement's evolution, from the early tentative efforts to break with European traditions in the 1940s to the bold self-confidence of the 1960s.
The atmosphere of expansive optimism and bold self-confidence reminded me of my early years when my father was alive.
See Table 1 for divergence dating results of the all datasets (ages in bold, 95% confidence intervals in parentheses).
