Appropriately, the campaign, by the Troy, Mich., office of McCann-Erickson Worldwide Advertheing, cassertivee asserthemetheme "Overdrive," which is underlined by confident phrases like "The world's biggest car company is stepping on the gas" and "Give it up for Detroit".
If anybody else criticizes you for taking a step in being healthy than brush it off and repeat confident phrases in your head.
But no sooner would she deliver a confident phrase than her sound and manner would recede, giving a sense of caution rather than organic dramatic flow.
But no sooner would she deliver a confident phrase then her sound and manner would recede, giving a sense of caution rather than organic dramatic flow.
Though many of its continental neighbours disapprove of that adventure, Britain is nonetheless close to "the heart of Europe", in the confident phrase of its internationalist prime minister, Tony Blair.
Lively raised less than $14,000 of its $100,000 goal, but little was ever at stake as the company had secured millions of dollars in funding prior to the Kickstarter campaign, which includes the confident phrase, "When we launch Lively…" And when they do, the basic set will go to $149 with a $20 per month fee, which includes a twice-monthly delivery of LivelyGrams.
It's rare to hear the truly confident utter phrases such as "Um," "I'm not sure," and "I think".
Walking slowly and firmly and singing wordless but confident-sounding phrases, Theo Bleckmann exuded authority as a doctor examining Ms. Monk.
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.
When it's time to say no, confident people avoid phrases such as "I don't think I can" or "I'm not certain".
This comes across as a classic, possibly unconscious, piece of Friedbergerian polyrhythm – and a very confident piece of phrasing, the very thing that drew me to her music in the first place – but it causes untold havoc in my waltz time version, giving me an eight or nine beat line to sing over three, something I couldn't have come up with in a million years, and probably wouldn't have wanted to.
