Sentence examples for confident crowd from inspiring English sources

Paerin Choa, a Pink Dot spokesman, says it was also a more confident crowd.

In the lust-drenched fields of Dupont University, a fictional place just outside Philadelphia, deified but less than gifted athletes share the same air, but little more, with the confident crowd that makes up America's best and brightest.

Tom Hooper's richly enjoyable and handsomely produced movie about George VI's struggle to cure his stammer is a massively confident crowd-pleaser.

I'm confident crowd-sourcing quantum computing applications for the greater good will win.

Ever since Ronald Reagan twitted Jimmy Carter with "there you go again," the American right has carried itself with a swagger, confident the crowd will have its back.

I was shocked by this footage on state TV, because I was present and Bajnai appeared confident and the crowd cheered his words.

He is confident that the crowd will be "desperate for it to happen, for the people on stage to be successful" - in their lives as well as their routine.

Mr. Korniloff said he was confident that the crowds would come.

Hyde Park Corner and Marble Arch tube stations will be shut but Mr Galbraith was confident that the crowds would funnel away relatively quickly after the 9.30pm finale.

Though temper was lost, focus remained, and the staggering purity of his contempt revelated a crowd already confident in its conception.

The event, an ebullient contrast to Hillary Clinton's low-key fundraising visits to California, drew a predominantly youthful crowd seemingly confident that Sanders will defy the polls and pundits and win the Democratic nomination.