I think that assuming the best of your kids essentially makes them confident, because, no matter how strict your parents are toward you, deep down you know that it's because they think you are psychologically strong enough to handle it, and excellent enough to accomplish whatever the task is.
Essentially, she felt confident that whatever healthcare she ended up with post-election would be sufficient for her needs, and would only get better with time and further reforms.
Leaders must be self-confident to persevere, she argues, but, most essentially, leaders must have confidence in the people they are leading.
He had difficult times along the way and I've seen Jenson turn into a hardened, professional, confident man but essentially remain the same nice guy.
"From what I know, I feel confident that Mr. Vignola essentially gave the right legal advice to Diana Lam," Mr. Klein said.
Neither Blackstone nor Icahn gave specific details about how they plan to finance their transactions, though both essentially said that they were highly confident about raising the necessary money.
"From what I know, I feel confident that Mr. Vignola essentially gave the right legal advice to Diana Lam," he said, adding that he did not see any basis for disciplining any officials other than Ms. Lam.
We are confident that we captured essentially all the diagnostic tests performed in our study area; all the General Practices in Grampian have a collection every weekday with delivery to a central laboratory.
The CEO, who as recently as 2007 was angling to essentially take over General Motors, is almost over-confident about electric vehicles while his peers remain, at best, cautiously even-tempered about the future of EVs.
'Pole Position' is essentially what will come up when Bing is confident it knows which you're interested in thanks to "advanced machine learning" – aka, statistics and user data.
