Sentence examples for confident better from inspiring English sources
Two years later and the corporation is a more confident, better organised news machine with an operation based around BBC News 24 and the internet.
As evidenced by the interviews in Generation X, the early baby-boomers were more confident, better educated, and even more restless than their 1950s counterparts: the Edwardians, later Teddy Boys, who had become notorious for their combination of strange, exaggerated clothes and tendency towards extreme violence.
On 10-point visual analogue scales, medical oncologists were rated as more competent and confident, better at communicating information clearly to the patient, more patient-centred in their consultation style, and less hurried in the consultation compared with radiation oncologists.
Happy=Healthy, which also = a more confident, better-looking person.
Eastern women are more self-confident, better-educated and more mobile, recent studies show.
"At the end of it, the students come out more confident and better prepared for life.
They are simply good-natured, confident – and better equipped to deal with the outside world.
Its world view is much the same––Haetzni agrees with Bennett's annexation plan but it is more confident and better packaged.
Ireland have shown that beating New Zealand is doable and the more you play these teams, the more confident and better you get".
Having weathered two big trades, several injuries and one debilitating losing streak, the Knicks seem confident that better days are ahead — and sooner than 2010.
And hospital systems, regulatory agencies and entire medical specialty organizations, confident that better education and more explicit efforts were all that was needed, heralded the various proposals as the new norm.
