Sentence examples for confident quick from inspiring English sources

Warhol's drawings were confident, quick and correct.

She was confident, quick and, as the management gurus say, results-focused.

On stage he's confident, quick-witted and even a bit puckish.

She understood him to be more confident of quick success, though, than he really was.

Confident, combative, quick on her feet and fiercely intelligent, she also has that irresistibly easy charm that comes from a really expensive education.

When Guy was just lending a hand, Lane had seemed cheery, bright and confident, always quick with a smart remark as he presented Guy with a candy bar.

McCausland is an unusual man, confident yet quick to take personal offense if an employee leaves for another job or sells stock.

If you're pretty confident and quick on your feet, disarm the teaser with humor (a funny one-liner) as you laugh and turn the situation into a funny one and use "I feel" statements ("When you said X, I felt Y. Please stop").[14].[14]

"Dan over time became more confident, the quick-witted one," says Heyman.

The loudest, most socially confident and quickest on their feet win the day, whereas the contemplative and quietly well-informed tend not to get a word in.

Younger rappers have all but replaced hip-hop's 1980s and 1990s generation on recordings and charts, but the old rhymes and beats still sound confident and quick-witted on the concert circuit.