Sentence examples for confident enough for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Titus was confident enough for both of them.

Roughly translated, this means that after several years of playing safe with neutral shades, first beiges and, more recently, grays, we're fed up with feeling gloomy, but don't feel confident enough (for the petrifying reasons cited above) to plump for anything as zingy as, say, tomato red or daffodil yellow, so will settle for cheering ourselves up with a reassuringly homely mustard-gold.

But his mood was confident enough for him to ask at one point if any more journalists wanted to ask him about it (as well as the "ordinary" people in the audience – possibly not the wisest way of describing the assembled whizz kid MBA students and future CEOs; "real" is perhaps a better word on such occasions).

If our noble experiment in representative democracy is to thrive and prosper, it will be because we are confident enough for self-examination, modesty and humility.

That means, weather allowing, I should be confident enough for a solo journey in November or December". Mary Cate with her beautiful sapphire engagement ring -- picked to symbolize the ocean.

But no, they weren't confident enough for themselves, I guess.

"If you walk around the BBC newsroom it's a really diverse place, but you find some very capable women don't feel confident enough to pitch for stuff that we'd really like them to apply for".

I wasn't confident enough to ask for a different treatment.

By 2004 she felt confident enough to stand for the party leadership when John Swinney stood down.

He peeked down at his cards a few times before he was confident enough to holler for "Mr. Mientkiewicz" or "Mr. Guzman" or "Mr. Koskie".

Instead they were under orders to take a touch in front of goal, even if the relevant players felt confident enough to go for goal straight away.