"confident making" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that helps to engender confidence. For example, "This book is confident making; it has many useful resources that will help you to believe in yourself."
COMPARING COMPARISONS One more look at a pricing engine and I would feel fairly confident making my purchase.
I see this as a sensible option if you want to invest up to, say, £50,000 and are not confident making your own decisions.
In the states where they feel confident making a forecast already – South Carolina, Michigan and North Carolina – they predict Clinton will win.
Labour In for Britain says it will pair volunteers with more experienced campaigners to help them feel welcome and confident making arguments.
The Devils said they were all aware of the importance of Game 4, but they also appeared supremely confident, making it sound as if whatever happened in Game 4 would be dictated by them.
By contrast, if it turns out that the Conservatives are able to point to nearly two years of growth plus some steady, even if modest, increases in wages and incomes, they will feel confident making their electoral pitch: "Stick with us and bigger gains will find their way into your pocket while we finish the job on the deficit".
Moreover, those who registered their vote as "somewhat confident" made clear that doubt was a strong element of their response.
"The fact you walk tall and confident makes you less of a target to start with".
Are you ready to be confident, make friends and love yourself unconditionally?
I want to find bands that make me feel less confident, make me want to be better.
Confident makes you more attractive.
