Sentence examples for confident claim from inspiring English sources
The Vendôme store not only establishes a presence for the brand among the top names, it gives it gravitas and stakes out a confident claim.
Traces of this early defensiveness linger – he's at pains to define himself, somewhat disingenuously, as "not an intellectual writer" – but to the act of writing, at least, he now lays confident claim.
The confident claim by the European council president, Donald Tusk, that "the United Kingdom needs Europe", in an interview with the Guardian on Sunday, is only the latest expression of this shift in mood.
She quotes chapter and verse of violent exhortations in the Qur'an, and argues that as long as Muslims hold to the notion that the book is the literal word of God then extremists will be able to lay confident claim to theological rationale for their acts.
He began with the confident claim that religion is a force for good.
Despite the confident claim in the late 20th century that genes and molecular biology would soon explain the nature of life, the problems of biological development remain unsolved.
All the while, the leading firms continued to make confident claims for their industry.
Trump came to the presidency with both a complete lack of government experience and grandly confident claims and promises.
Although confident claims have been made by some researchers, we find the evidence decidedly mixed on most questions (other than the short term stock price impact).
And it surprised me when Becky, who doesn't feel confident claiming many things, including motherhood, claims that the character in Vonnegut's story has plagiarized her.
(Neuhaus deeply dislikes the evangelicals' "overly confident claims to being born again," as well as their "forced happiness and joy" and their "awful music").
