Sentence examples for confident view from inspiring English sources

His confident view of his own capacities was not widely shared in London or in Washington.

And while his September memo presents a deeply confident view of the company's competitive status, Mr. Gates also voices dissatisfactions in it that have been part of the Microsoft litany for nearly two decades.

More than that, a Human Rights Act would create universal values for all and "act as a compass as society moves through the uncharted waters created by global change".A less benign, but equally confident, view is that the human rights compass has led Britain astray.

— Cadillac's persistent threats to re-establish its premier status among luxury automakers became more serious Thursday night with the unveiling of the dreamy Elmiraj, a concept coupe that suggests that the General Motors luxury division has a clear and confident view of the future.

However, few contemporary philosophers would share Kant's confident view of reason here, and thus to many the criticism has force.

"I see this as well in Bush". "We are an impatient country, and we have been historically, at least in part because of our confident view of America's role in the world.

One of the nervous-making elements of Newman's music is that, as he gives his blowhard narrators their due, he also seems poised to make fools out of his listeners and their pat and confident views.

"I know more now, and I probably have a more balanced and slightly less self-confident view," said Henry Kissinger (second from right).

The results are visualized in an interactive network with three different views: confident-view, evidence-view, and action-view.

He's entirely confident his view will prevail: "Eventually people will wonder what all the fuss is about.

I am confident this view of "people as people" has been ingrained in your being and will be applied in your governing.