Sentence examples for confidently looking forward from inspiring English sources
In September a regional bourse opened in Abidjan, and, for all its bureaucracy, is doing well.With such good omens, President Henri Konan Bedié should be confidently looking forward to re-election in two years' time.
From an early age, then, he was confidently looking forward to that "posthumous volume" that Thwaite, in his introduction to the 1988 Collected Poems, has him referring to often, even "if jocularly".
He is truly worthy of this honour and we can confidently look forward to an inspiring tenure".
At the start of this season, precious few members of the team could confidently look forward to playing a part in the Tests against the Wallabies: the prop Dan Cole and… er, that was it.
The BBC will have an entirely new front, a new director general, a new chair – people who can confidently look forward, not personally responsible for the failings of the BBC in the past few years.
On being called to the bar, he "found a cause or two at nurse for him, which he did his best to put to death," to the bitter disappointment of his father, who had confidently looked forward to seeing him become lord chancellor.
Such is the innate resilience, decency and good sense of ordinary British people - exemplified this week by Gillian Gibbons after her brush with Sudan's ministry of justice - that we can confidently look forward to the time when the number of jihadists falls to a more manageable number.
I am looking forward confidently to a future benchmarking of environmental standards among the airlines.
Walk confidently and look forward with your head up.
"We keep looking forward".
