Something, however, is nagging at his well-bred assurance.
THERE are women in every era who beam a self-assurance that is bred deep in the bone.
Most of them were able to turn the qualities they had acquired from their privileged upbringing - grit, self-assurance, sangfroid, a sense of duty - against the system that bred them.
Mice were bred and maintained and experiments were performed according to protocols approved by the Massachusetts General Hospital Subcommittee on Research Animal Care under the MGH institutional assurance number A3596-01.
Judge Harold M. Mulvey, former Corporation Counsel for the City of New Haven, has relaxed self‐assurance bred by years of courtroom experience, sometimes in cases in which he opposed the defense lawyer, Theodore I. Koskoff.
Mr. Trump's heated emphasis on Cuban repression, and his linking any further rapproachment to political reform, replace Mr. Obama's cool assurances that constructive engagement will gradually, gradually breed more freedom and prosperity.
That self-assurance, to hear Ms. Hudson tell it, is rooted in the kind of glamorous Hollywood childhood that usually breeds insecurity, not self-esteem.
Willard improvises his lines, spouting poppycock with absolute self-assurance; in the film "Best in Show" his character, a dog-show announcer, muses about a miniature schnauzer, "You'd think they'd want to breed 'em bigger, wouldn't you?
If you have any cat breed, cattle breed, horse breed.
