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"felt very confident" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a feeling or emotion that someone experienced in a particular situation. Example: "After weeks of preparation and practice, I stepped onto the stage and felt very confident as I began my speech."
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While the majority of clinicians felt very confident with each step in the SDM process, confidence was lowest for the steps involving exploring the patient's values (65.3% very confident) and determining the patient's preferred role in decision making (62.5% very confident).
According to the most recent Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) survey on retirement confidence, only 32percentt of retirees nearly a third said they felt "very confident" in their ability to live comfortably during their years outside the workforce.
We felt very confident.
I felt very confident under their wing.
"I felt very confident coming into the game".
"I felt very confident during the interviews and workouts.
"I felt very confident when I was doing it," he said.
I felt very confident after about five minutes and thought I did well".
No, I felt very confident appearing on air with my products.
And we always felt very confident that we're capable of using the resources available".
"I felt very confident and was relaxed in that last frame.
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