Sentence examples for confident opinion from inspiring English sources

For all the confident opinion on both sides, no one can say for sure, just as no one can be certain how human society will fare in a warming world.

Unless you said you didn't know (perhaps because you don't follow soccer), you probably had a very confident opinion.

The many varied and confident opinions about Herbalife seem to have equally powerful influence.

Dickens "is a man of very 'liberal' opinions in politics," one reviewer remarked, but "we greatly doubt whether he has read or thought sufficiently long and deeply on such matters, to enable him to offer confident opinions".

Others offered vaguer, but similarly confident, opinions: "He ain't gonna build a wall—I voted for Trump," said Dianna Burbach, who manages the Chinati Hot Springs.

Some rebelled against his self-confident opinions, but others were drawn by his sense of seriousness, his aura of great purpose, which they longed to share.

If respondents feel confident on their influence on government to response to their petition, they usually hold positive opinion towards police.

The Republicans are increasingly confident that opinion polls showing growing public unease over the Democrats' health care proposals give them the upper hand.

Bailenson is an all-cylinders kind of guy -- a hyper-verbal multi-tasker, but more so -- quick to answer, knowledgeable of response, confident of opinion.

It is the confidence that characterizes opinions as the lowest rank of an epistemological order leading via fides (standing for fully confident belief or faith) to knowledge.

Opponents of same-sex marriage said they were confident that public opinion was behind them and that the circumstances in New York were unique and would not be duplicated.