Sentence examples for confident would from inspiring English sources

For lesser artists, an album this harmonically confident would be a coup.

Planning this program, in a way that makes everyone feel safe and confident, would have been nearly impossible over Skype.

To say that the USA look quietly confident would be misleading.

Students, he felt confident, would remember it long after graduation as "a place of spirituality, doubt, belief, learning".

DESCRIBING Arkansas Republicans as confident would be an understatement: they passed confident some time ago, and are well on their way to jubilant.

Mr Chamberlain said his lawyers were collating evidence – including details of attacks by dingoes on humans – which he was confident would lead to a new coronial finding.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukIN 1988 General Augusto Pinochet organised a plebiscite that he was confident would grant him another eight years of absolute power.

Two of the team's most important players, Sanchez and Holmes, feuded for most of the season, a fissure that Johnson said he was confident would be mended.

It had grown by selling insurance on municipal bonds, insurance that it was confident would never lead to any claims, or at least not to any significant ones.

Obama attempted to fend off those attacks with the hope of scoring victories that his advisers were confident would drive Clinton from the race.

"At this moment in time, I'd be confident I'd be only losing Jamie".