Sentence examples for confident lines from inspiring English sources

Tallec's rich, confident lines and colors connect him to the great French tradition of the bande dessinée, and the book is produced on satisfyingly heavy paper with a judicious use of die cuts that divide the action to comic effect.

His loose and confident lines and ingenious compositions make other pulp novel illustrations look flat and awkward.

I recently read that he doesn't use references or do advance sketches which makes sense because he is hyper-skilled and has super confident lines.

Featuring a slow-build keyboard and fingersnapped opening, the rapper, 27, jumped in with percussive, confident lines from a number of different perspectives.

Though his studio and design career is indeed built on the foundation of his quirky, confident lines, Nonis found a soaring range in his voice when he found color.

Spence D. of IGN Music noted that the song consists of frequent whistles as well as crashing cymbal dominated scatter rhythms and a beat which fits the "powerful, loud, confident lines" in which Knowles asks for the attention of her man, and urges women to have a beautiful dress to spice up their sexual life.

Michael Slater, among the army of former players thronging the commentary box, managed to utter the immortally confident line that Australia were 91 runs behind but the match was evenly poised – just before they lost their ninth wicket.

This shift requires some readjustment for the reader, but Waters is so confident – and, line by line, her writing so beautiful, precise and polished – that she sweeps all before her.

2. A confident "you" line is a great line.

Later, on the rope line, Mr. Romney sounded an optimistic, confident note.

Christopher Bamberry at Peel Hunt said: Babcock has issued a confident, in line third quarter statement.