Sentence examples for confidently asserted from inspiring English sources

Last Sunday, the former first minister confidently asserted there would be no new taxes.

For those familiar with his brand of confidently asserted overgeneralization, the book is about what you would expect.

Indeed, Tribune's chief executive, Dennis FitzSimons, confidently asserted this week that the buy-back scheme was "on track".

In the morning, officials confidently asserted a Russian hand in the plan, but by afternoon they were more cautious.

Now, as economies throughout the region stumble, it is being just as confidently asserted that Latin America is turning again, back to its bad old ways.

It had returned more than £1bn in premiums to the Treasury, with dividends on top – a figure that Stagecoach confidently asserted it would trump.

None of them could confidently assert that, or describe how the food tasted better.

That's what I like most about Gore: he confidently asserts his assumption of superpower responsibility.

It is hard to find anyone who will confidently assert Maharaj's guilt.

Those who confidently assert that centre-left voters will desert Labour in favour of the Lib Dems are woefully misguided.

The company, on the other hand, confidently asserts that it has plenty of inventory to outlast a long strike.