Sentence examples for credible assured from inspiring English sources

"Surin presented a credible, assured face to the world in a region that more often confuses and confounds its international partners," Michael Vatikiotis, an author and Asia director of the Center for Humanitarian Dialogue, a private group that fosters diplomacy over armed violence, wrote this week in The Nikkei Asian Review.

He came across as credible, assured and clear in what he is trying to achieve.

We hope this will happen before 2015, so we can be assured of credible and uncontested national polls to guide us further along the path of democracy.

In addition, if you hold your arms between your waist and shoulders, and gesture within that plane, most audiences will perceive you as assured and credible.

Individuals with open gestures are perceived more positively and are more persuasive than those with closed gestures (arms crossed, hands hidden or held close to the body, etc). Also, if you hold your arms at waist level, and gesture within that plane, most audiences will perceive you as assured and credible.

At the same time, they need to reach a deal that not only can be sold to a bipartisan majority in the House and Senate, but also is credible enough to assure investors worldwide that Washington is getting serious about taking care of its financial health.

The White House needs to find a more credible means of assuring the public that the email addresses used to sign in will actually be used as promised and that the White House won't suddenly and without meaningful acknowledgment change the terms of email use as it has changed the other terms of participation on the website.

When deep, liquid markets with credible prices develop, supply is assured and long-term contracts become unnecessary.

But when parliament, which is responsible for nominating candidates, failed to come up with a credible competitor, his victory was assured.

But Israel cannot cede control over any part of the West Bank without being assured that someone credible is in charge.

President Abdou Diouf is running for a fourth consecutive term, but he faces three credible opponents and is not assured of victory.