Sentence examples for deep confidence from inspiring English sources

Now, their mood is one of deep confidence.

"That deep confidence in a better tomorrow is the basic promise of America".

It springs from deep confidence but also a tendency to engage in death-defying acts".

Only a few women at any one time have the name recognition, the vocal placement and the deep confidence in their own stage-worthiness to shoulder a Broadway musical.

Both in his words and his body language, Bush showed little concern about his short-term legacy, and a deep confidence that any considered view of his presidency would come only long after he had left the White House.

The problem was not a lack of information; it was a lack of comprehension, born in part of their deep confidence in economic forecasting models that turned out to be broken.

To be sure, there's much that a good movie can offer beside smart talk and deep confidences; for that matter, the development of characters is a grossly overrated quality in movies, and some of the best directors often do little of it.

"But it does speak to his deep self-confidence that he's always assumed he'll be running the country and none of this breaks his stride".

The director shows a marrow-deep confidence, too, on occasion in the scenes with the actors gabbing and getting to know one another, letting their defenses down.

If racism happens to them they have got a deeper confidence in themselves.

But in return, it delivers the most breathtaking cycling, the richest kinship and the deepest confidence that, if asked, we could get back on our bike, point it uphill and climb one more col.