Sentence examples for confident enough of from inspiring English sources

"There's institutional caution, because they're not confident enough of their position".

Mr. Landis is confident enough of raising the money that he begun to solicit bids.

By 1948, however, he felt confident enough of his talent to resign his commission and set up as a musician.

The Conservative Party can be confident enough of its principles and broad enough in its outlook to work through the issues and produce practical solutions.

But he suggested that a price war was not likely to happen soon and that cable companies were confident enough of their product to maintain current price levels.

And after internecine political battles over liberalising economic reforms, the government is confident enough of its message to have invited a small group of foreign journalists to hear it the first such initiative in many years.Third was the message itself.

Mr. Bush said that Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker and the American commander in Iraq, Gen. David H. Petraeus, were confident enough to speak of "a degree of durability" to the gains.

Mr. Titus was confident enough for both of them.

This will be the seventh red October for Scioscia, the first for Dipoto — the first, he is confident enough to suggest, of many to come.

The beauty of a brand confident enough to bring a project of this scale to life and then step back and let it live for what it is made me love Miu Miu even more than I did before.

That big companies even in increasingly shaky Europe are feeling confident enough to pay for front-of-the-plane tickets is a sign that they may not think the economic situation is as fragile as it appears.