Sentence examples for confident time from inspiring English sources

"We were in a euphoric or at least confident time in the 90's," said Robert J. Shiller, an economist at Yale University who was one of the first to spot the stock market bubble.

It is the style of Artur Schnabel, who was one of her teachers, a style redolent of a happier and more confident time in music making and one which many will find heartwarming.

Discrete methods (whether the total of potential actions in the environment is finite); dynamic methods (how many agents guidance the environment at the moment); periodicity (whether agent travels in confident time periods); and dimensional spaces (whether features are significant factors of the environment, such that each agent in MAS reflects space in its decision making).

When I purchased a ticket for "Cunning Cunnilingus," the hour-and-a-half crash course in gash, I was promised that Hartley, a "sex educator, author, porn icon and registered nurse," would show me "how to please [my] favorite vulvas with her signature wit and wisdom!" I have yet to find a favorite vulva other than my own, but I'm confident time and prayer will bring one to me.

This might have been a trickier prospect in less confident times under Steve McClaren.

It also identifies her as an oddly anachronistic figure in these less confident times.

We now live in less confident times, in ways that place great strain on the assumptions and beliefs that made those earlier readings possible.

But he asks: what did it mean to feel happy in those confident times in contrast to our own liberated era?

Given public anger over food and fuel inflation, such a claim, however bogus, goes down well.In more confident times Congress's long-serving leaders would surely have brushed him aside.

At first, Night Works appears to be more fragile than his previous work – album opener Boys Born in Confident Times sets a folksy, verbose precedent that is less appealing than much of what comes after.

But I feel very, very confident". Times staff writers Wilkinson reported from the United Nations and Bierman from Washington.