Sentence examples for confident rather than from inspiring English sources

But it feels confident rather than meandering, full rather than dull.

You just smile at them and make them feel confident, rather than put upon".

He is confident rather than arrogant, blunt, and an excitable talker, tumbling over words in his North Yorkshire burr.

"Syro" is no less overprogrammed and hectic than James's previous music, but it is arrayed in a way that feels confident rather than pointlessly detailed.

He projects a confident rather than cool masculinity, one more straight-from-the-shoulder than studied and, when it comes to suits, a natural shoulder at that.

If you look at the regional pattern of take-up, Help to Buy seems to be used after local people start to feel more confident, rather than causing them to feel more confident.

We are confident that most of these patterns are driven by positive, rather than negative, selection.

"Despite such confident statements, rather than declining, the productivity of the NHS has probably improved over the past decade," Black said.

Then and now, the unsolicited suitor proposes a deal backed only by a highly confident letter, rather than fully committed financing.

Sandbrook attempts a mildly revisionist interpretation, proposing that Thatcher was merely responding to a culture of surging, confident consumerism, rather than driving it.

As the downturn bites, VCs are putting more into the companies they feel most confident about rather than the spray-and-pray approach of the last three years.