Sentence examples for confident leads from inspiring English sources

We are biased to make a good impression on other people and sometimes trying to look intelligent and confident leads to poor decisions.

Conducted by Gregory Buchalter, Amore's orchestra struggled with intonation and ensemble, but the cast and chorus were talented and confident, led by the poised, rich-voiced Cherubino of the adventurous mezzo-soprano Abigail Fischer; the baritone Daniel Quintana's smooth, savvy Figaro; and the soprano Iris Karlin's enthusiastic Susanna.

This process is self-reinforcing: easier credit drives up asset prices, which makes banks confident and leads them to lend more.These credit cycles lead to greater volumes in the financial markets, as assets are traded back and forth.

"If the poll ratings go up or we win these by-elections which are going to come through, I think the issue will go away and he can be confident he leads us into the next election," he told the BBC's Straight Talk programme.

The confidence radii are included in column (b), in which a shaded cell indicates that the more confident participant leads to the best performance.

Be confident, confidence can lead you anywhere.

Nobody is going to feel confident to lead that crusade".

Mr Chamberlain said his lawyers were collating evidence – including details of attacks by dingoes on humans – which he was confident would lead to a new coronial finding.

"What happened today is only the beginning of a process that we are confident will lead to Mr. Martoma's full exoneration".

Its small size, hunter green rough-hewn wooden walls, seasonally changing local artwork, and welcoming, confident service (led by Susan Green and Melissa Dill) befit the upscale yet casual town.

Charles A. Stillman, a lawyer for Mr. Martoma, said on the day of his arrest, "What happened today is only the beginning of a process that we are confident will lead to Mr. Martoma's full exoneration".