Sentence examples for confident opening from inspiring English sources

With Ms. Franklin in my head, I couldn't help hearing the confident opening phrase of "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" too.

The confident opening movement was well paced, with its dynamic changes idiomatically handled.

The foundation of Northants' success was laid with a confident opening stand of 124 between Tim Roberts and Rob White.

This wonderfully abrupt and confident opening sets the stage perfectly: big sister knows everything in the universe, big sister is doing new baby/us an incredible favor by imparting all this wisdom, and new baby is (at least for now) not so much a person as he is an audience.

A confident opening from the Scot who holds to love with little fuss.

According to Twenge, millennials are "tolerant, confident, open-minded, and ambitious, but also disengaged, narcissistic, distrustful, and anxious".

Where many European orchestras have an upholstered concept of music-making and of life — a desire for more comfort, less danger — they're provocatively confident, open to possibility.

Drafts of her love letters have survived: they are witty, confident, open (not coded like letters to "Master"), and within the limits of her unrelenting control over her existence, abandoned – hardly the way 19th-century ladies were supposed to behave.

The photograph, posted on her blog (http://blog.sina.com.cn/liuyan314), shows her in a confident, open stance, her arms and legs stretched out, as if to say, "I can conquer the world".

She said: "This is not about propping up failing industries or picking winners but creating the conditions where winners can emerge and grow". The prime minister promised a "bold, confident, open Britain" after Brexit.

When you feel confident, open your own business.