Sentence examples for confident in itself from inspiring English sources

This is a message that applies to this England side, a team now confident in itself and with the growing confidence of supporters who became accustomed to bitter disappointment.

Hamas is becoming more organized, more sophisticated and more confident in itself.

Tom takes over a newsroom a great deal more confident in itself".

Yet at a time when its Third Programme flourished, and the BBC was confident in itself, the resolve of Glock, who has died aged 92, carried all before it.

"My role is to build a Scotland that all those who live and work here can be proud of, a nation both social democratic and socially just, a Scotland confident in itself, proud of its successes and honest about its weaknesses, a Scotland of good government and civic empowerment".

But this one matters too beyond the football field - it shows Germany confident in itself.

Quite the most striking anachronism in the article, however, is not the fanciful detail of the writers' predictions, but the very fact of their feeling so confident in the future itself; such happy divinations seem now decidedly out of date.

To me, this suggests that while Microsoft is confident that they did their homework, they're not actually confident in the product itself.

The company professes itself confident in the robustness of Tutanota's security, after a year long beta testing process and community review, to remove the beta label now — albeit it did admit to being vulnerable to a cross-site scripting vulnerability last summer (a flaw it subsequently fixed).

The company professes itself confident in the robustness of Tutanota's security, after a year long beta testing process and community review, to remove the beta label now — albeit it did admit to being vulnerable to a cross-site scripting vulnerability last summer (a flaw it subsequently fixed).

In the churchyard, tombs depict bales of wool; the steeple boasts a town as confident of itself in the next world as in this.