Sentence examples for borders on swagger from inspiring English sources
But Alexandra is never lost, even in this strange land that she barrels into with such confidence — poise that at times borders on swagger.
By contrast, two years earlier, at the same conference hosted by the World Economic Forum, the high and mighty of Indian business and government were discussing happier topics like "India: What Kind of Superpower Will It Be?" Corporate India and the country's policy makers once strode confidently across the world stage, projecting a confidence that some critics said bordered on swagger.
Uncharacteristically, Meighan is light on swagger tonight.
Cesaro instead retaliated with a Cesaro Swing on Swagger.
Big Show then performed his knockout punch on Swagger, before leaving the area.
China seems to have digested one already: that the swagger, bordering on arrogance, with which Chinese officials were throwing their weight around in the region and in the West in the depths of the financial crisis created unnecessary alarm.
In praising the team's swagger, Olney writes glowingly of the "air of conviction" and "a confidence that borders on presumption of success".
This borders on self-parody.
Their predicament borders on famine.
Such understanding borders on telepathy.
