Then Childs, the confident bit player who surfaced as the Knicks' stars vanished today, flung the ball into the rafters before the Heat could foul him.
The one on the right is confident, a bit taciturn, nudging the other Cosby along with hints when he stumbles.
My feminist is no-holds-barred, confident, a-bit-awkward.
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.
Which is why I'm not the least bit confident that Christine Richard's Confidence Game (Wiley, 2008) will change things very much, notwithstanding its compelling narrative, meticulous reporting and unassailable documentation.
Toxic workplaces knock your strong and confident memories to bits.
A significant difference in confidence scores was observed for medics and nurses on all scenarios except the unwell pregnant woman, where the medics did not report increased levels of confidence (Table 4).> -wrap-foot> Where 1 = very unsure, 2 = a bit unsure, 3 = a bit confident and 4 = very confident.
"I'm starting to work out my own game a bit, I've matured and become a bit more confident having played a little bit more international cricket.
