Sentence examples for confident a bit from inspiring English sources

The one on the right is confident, a bit taciturn, nudging the other Cosby along with hints when he stumbles.

He was calm, confident, a bit mischievous, and very humble not wanting to speak for all of the Tokyo graffiti scene on the record, he declined to be quoted for this article.

' (ID330, female, 66 years) 'I do feel confident, a bit, sort of, more secure knowing they [the clinic staff] are there.

' (ID281, female, 42 years) 'I'd be quite happy to do it [self-manage] but then I don't have any problems dealing with the hospital either because they're so professional.' In addition, some interviewees gained reassurance from being in regular contact with the clinic: 'I do feel confident, a bit, sort of, more secure knowing they [the clinic staff] are there.

My feminist is no-holds-barred, confident, a-bit-awkward.

"Tom Brown shows up at Harvard, confident and a bit arrogant.

On the court, Mr. Obama is confident, even a bit boastful.

The RDX isn't exciting to drive, but it's reassuring, confident and a bit muscular.

It is clear, confident and a bit humorous, and it offers a stark choice as it firmly suggests the right answer.

Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said there had been some backward steps after an round-table session to discuss London's demands of reform in the EU before dinner: "I'm always confident but a bit less optimistic than when I arrived," he said.

Thompson deemed his character "very confident" and a "bit of a bad boy".