Sentence examples for confident responses from inspiring English sources

Once it became clear that Rubio was safe from being bullied, he calmed down and offered measured, confident responses on issues like trade and immigration that played well with the audience at University of Miami.

Schizophrenic patients rated 74% of the total responses as confident, and 81% of these confident responses were correct.

Patients produced more incorrect but confident responses compared with healthy controls (χ2 = 14.2, p<0.001), suggesting that they were prone to 'false memory' errors.

Schizophrenia patients rated 86% of their total responses as confident, but only 77% of these were correct, producing more incorrect but confident responses compared with controls (χ2 = 17.41, p<0.001).

This result suggests that schizophrenia patients may have encoded and maintained 'wrong' representations in working memory and as a result, produced incorrect but confident responses (i.e. "false memory" response).

We reasoned that correct source judgments associated with "very confident" responses would more likely reflect recollection of relevant source details than would correct source judgments associated with "somewhat confident" or "not confident" responses or incorrect source judgments.

Nor is Sarao's confident response to the reminder from CME Group, sent to him on the same day, that all trades must be legal.

Meanwhile, progressives everywhere have to make the case for European union as the natural vehicle of solidarity, the best chance we have for a collective, optimistic, confident response to low wages, insecurity and corporate rapacity.

Perhaps hardest of all to acknowledge is that the social democrats have not come up with a confident response to growing resentment in Europe about its problems in integrating Muslim immigrants.

It's a confident response, to say the least, but GroundLink is a confident company overall.

The number of ratings for the most confident response (4, 5, 20, or 100) sharply decreased from 4-point scales to 100-point scales (see Appendix 2).