"There's a confident control of form and surprising freshness of metaphor in a poetry that bears all the signs of a new generation coming through".
By the second day of lessons, Power started supervising my rides, with me running downwind, zigzagging my way toward confident control of the kite.
You need to be able to appear relaxed and confident, control the room, think on your feet, involve the audience without letting them steal focus from you, and adapt your style and material to dozens of different, difficult scenarios.
Holding a top-of-the-line gun is supposed to make a person feel powerful, confident, in control.
"While Republican donors are having buyer's remorse as their fund-raising fails to keep pace, Democratic supporters are growing more and more confident that control of the House is in play".
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Most intervention arm GPs felt more confident than control GPs to manage acute asthma attack and ongoing management of infrequent episodic asthma.
For example, regardless of type of class, professors are perceived as being confident, in control, organized, experienced, knowledgeable, distant, formal, strict, hard, boring, and respected.
Undergraduates in this study perceived professors as being more structured, confident, in control, organized, experienced, knowledgeable, distant, formal, strict, serious, hard, boring, out of touch, and respected than GTAs.
114 Third, long-term weight maintenance (>3 years) was observed in patients satisfied with the results achieved, or confident to control their body weight without additional professional help, 56 a construct similar to the concept of self-efficacy, which is associated with greater adherence to physical therapy.
Throughout the interview, Mr. Lapid was charming, confident — and controlling.
