Sentence examples for confident years from inspiring English sources

But it should be understood in Washington that, in contrast to the confident years after World War II, the flow of international aid is now beyond American control.

But he retreated from his critical position in the popular Makers and Finders series, which included The Flowering of New England (1936), New England: Indian Summer (1940), The World of Washington Irving (1944), The Times of Melville and Whitman (1947), and The Confident Years (1952).

Schorer lacks space to [End Page 511] discuss the question at length, but his tentative conclusion, following suggestions in Van Wyck Brooks's The Confident Years, seems affirmative.

"Kneale wrote that [1953] was 'an over-confident year' and he piloted his hugely influential tale like a rocket into the drab schedules of Austerity Britain… What sci-fi piece of the past 50 years doesn't owe Kneale a huge debt?" In 2007, Gatiss appeared as the character Professor Lazarus in the Doctor Who episode "The Lazarus Experiment".

I am confident that year-in, year-out, CKJ will fulfil its promises and continue to progress to the satisfaction of its readers, clinicians and nephrologists.

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If he was arrogant and at times feckless, he was also a supreme operator and we have to believe that he is again confident, three years down the road, that he can similarly convince the Real crowd.

At 35, Weekley is not a fresh-faced prodigy like the confident 23-year-old American Anthony Kim or the floppy-haired 19-year-old Rory McIlroy from Northern Ireland.

Big, brash, confident, 18-year-old boys.

"Our defense has been steady and confident all year.

"Someone 13 might be more interesting than a more confident 18-year-old".