"deeply confident" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a person's sense of assurance and security in what they are doing or saying. For example: "The speaker was deeply confident when delivering their presentation, radiating a sense of authority."
They may seem delicate and fragile, but Joyce's songs are sturdy, and pulse with a deeply confident intent.
"Therefore, I am deeply confident that ultimately, regardless of what threats these achievements may face within the nearest months or years, their eradication is impossible".
In its remarkable range of literary sources and historical sweep, this deeply confident work reveals Williams's powers as fiction critic, cultural theorist, Marxist ideologue and urban thinker.
Stern's music is part of a continuum that began in the late sixties with progressive-rock bands like King Crimson (whose continuing influence might surprise even their deeply confident leader, the guitarist Robert Fripp).
And while his September memo presents a deeply confident view of the company's competitive status, Mr. Gates also voices dissatisfactions in it that have been part of the Microsoft litany for nearly two decades.
As followers of a sect of qigong (pronounced chee-goong), a traditional Chinese teaching that human energy can be cultivated by yoga-like disciplines and directed to improve one's own health, to heal others and, when mastered, to achieve powers like flying, the protesters represent an amorphous and hard-to-control body that is deeply confident and far-reaching.
She was deeply religious, confident about the afterlife, and she was adamantly against machinery that would prolong her misery — no feeding tubes, no ventilators.
The ICM survey, which questioned 1,001 young people aged 14-24 from across the UK in June this year, paints a picture of a generation perhaps surprisingly open to the prospect of language learning, but often deeply under-confident in their ability to put their language studies into practice.
During the concert's first half Juilliard's string players rose to the occasion for a confident, deeply sensitive account of Mr. Corigliano's Symphony No. 2: a string-orchestra work eerie, driven and elegiac by turns, and dedicated here to the memory of the conductor James DePreist, Juilliard's director emeritus of conducting and orchestral studies, who died on Friday at 76.
Russia's political leaders are deeply suspicious of confident middle-class entrepreneurs and are trying to preserve the Soviet system of two classes, the elite and the rest.
She returned newly confident and deeply enamored of ballet.
