Sentence examples for confident deeply from inspiring English sources

During the concert's first half Juilliard's string players rose to the occasion for a confident, deeply sensitive account of Mr. Corigliano's Symphony No. 2: a string-orchestra work eerie, driven and elegiac by turns, and dedicated here to the memory of the conductor James DePreist, Juilliard's director emeritus of conducting and orchestral studies, who died on Friday at 76.

She returned newly confident and deeply enamored of ballet.

"I kind of like characters who are blindly confident and deeply selfish," she said.

He comes off as cerebral but lucid, awkwardly confident, and deeply appreciative of innovation.

Mr. Spano elicited confident, articulate and deeply sensitive playing from the orchestra.

They may seem delicate and fragile, but Joyce's songs are sturdy, and pulse with a deeply confident intent.

"Therefore, I am deeply confident that ultimately, regardless of what threats these achievements may face within the nearest months or years, their eradication is impossible".

In its remarkable range of literary sources and historical sweep, this deeply confident work reveals Williams's powers as fiction critic, cultural theorist, Marxist ideologue and urban thinker.

Stern's music is part of a continuum that began in the late sixties with progressive-rock bands like King Crimson (whose continuing influence might surprise even their deeply confident leader, the guitarist Robert Fripp).

While she acknowledges that her choice is an unconventional one -- a full 83percentt of American children are weaned before their first birthdays, according to the most comprehensive study, done by an infant-formula manufacturer -- Smythe is also deeply confident in its value.

A character-driven, modern-day western that's been too little seen, "When the Legends Die" allowed Mr. Widmark to give one of those big, deeply confident performances that a few actors are blessed to pull off in the autumn of their careers.