Sentence examples similar to exude certainty from inspiring English sources
The slight, 41-year-old Mr. Farhadi exudes quiet certainty.
The orthodox exude an inspired certainty about the will of God -- some even attest to supernatural visual and auditory communications.
While the last president exuded a cowboyish certainty, this president is constantly examining his conscience in public — but if their policies are basically the same, the latter is no less of a performance.
During an hour and a half of conversation he exuded a mix of certainty and humility about his success, speaking evenly and forcefully.
The huge memorial was opened in 1960, and exudes the brand of certainty of that era, when the horror of the war (and of Stalinist terror) had receded sufficiently to turn to glorifying the very real heroism of Russians in what all were taught and many believe was their finest hour.
Ben Daniels's Gregers is no bulging-eyed fanatic but a man who exudes a quiet, low-keyed certainty.
Akram Khan is one of Britain's most successful and prolific choreographers; his work exudes a sculpted beauty and calm certainty.
Both songs are striking for what's missing: the bright certainty that Ms. Borges elsewhere exudes.
Trystan Gravelle as the proselytising John exudes the authority that comes from stillness, Geraldine James as the prime minister combines public decisiveness with private solitude, and Danny Webb is all blazing certainty as the God-hating academic.
"They exude such vitality".
