Sentence examples for confident of support from inspiring English sources

Confident of support from the German Protestants, from England, and from the Dutch Republic, he accepted and was crowned in Prague (Nov. 4, 1619).

In contrast, Mr. Kerry appears so confident of support from his base that he makes a point of saying in campaign appearances that he is appealing for the support of non-Democrats, and at one point, strongly expressed his personal opposition to abortion, without creating any stir.

Confident of support in Congress and among the American people to pay for a growing fight against global terror, President Bush proposed a $379 billion Pentagon budget for 2003 in which he avoided making some tough choices about some previously controversial weapons.

The CPRE remains confident of support no matter which scheme is favoured, "We were part of a broad alliance of local authorities and charities that in 2010 defeated the last attempt to build a new runway," said Mr Smyth.

His statement blindsided government figures who had been confident of his support.

At Mr. Bush's campaign, Mr. Schmidt said he was confident of churchgoers' support for President Bush.

Senate Democrats have ignored most, confident of public support for their demand that the entire government be financed.

The chief executive, Jack L. Stahl, said he was in talks with Revlon's banks and confident of their support.

Making an informal count, administration officials said they were confident of the support of Bulgaria, Colombia, Guinea and Norway and believed they could secure the votes of Singapore and Cameroon.

"The alternatives are not attractive to anyone," said Stephen Billingham, executive chairman of Punch Taverns, who added that he was confident of winning support.

Green, who also took a swipe at other banks' ethics, was also confident of investor support, particularly as some have agreed to sub-underwrite the share issue.