We therefore accepted their recommendations, and we added shading and "smiley faces" ranging from confident (happy) through to not-confident (sad).
In a confident but sad voice Rene sings the song, then afterwards offers a brief translation of its message.
His charisma has increased as his youthful prettiness has worn and thickened away, and he is beautiful, sad, confident and desperate in exactly the way Gatsby should be.
Subcategories of Affect, as outlined in Ngo and Unsworth's recent (2015) modifications of this system, are Dis/Inclination, (want, unwilling) In/Security (fear, confident) Un/Happiness (joyful, sad), and Dis/Satisfaction (angry, content).
In Guildford, a middle-class commuter town south of London, they add up to just £263.The fate of these once-confident places is sad.
Because she seems so confident and intelligent, her sad statement that she wants to 'see something worthwhile' in the mirror comes as a bit of a shock".
Being healthy helps your mood; maybe you're not confident because you're sad.
You might feel guilty, confused, selfish, stupid, scared, peaceful, afraid, happy, resolved, grieving, ashamed, irresponsible, sad, numb, comfortable, confident, angry, trapped, doubtful, relieved, disappointed, or any other feeling".
Similarly in the 32 ms condition, participants were more confident of seeing happy (2.36±0.08) versus sad faces (2.28±0.09; p = 0.005) and more accurate in identifying happy (72.75±1.61) versus sad faces (66.00±1.86; p<0.0001) (see Figure 2).
There is something infinitely sad about an important, confident man brought down by one tiny misjudgment.
I am obviously sad that people are not confident in my ability to chair what is a hugely important inquiry impartially.
