Sentence examples for flush confidence from inspiring English sources
In Givat Eshkodesh, which was forcibly evacuated during peace efforts three years ago and remains unauthorized, signs of official support are now everywhere: new electrical lines, a new government-built road, and a flush confidence among the settlers that the country is again behind them.
Both teams are flush with confidence.
Flush with confidence, I went back for a showdown with my tormentor of the last two evenings.
By contrast, the Gore camp is so flush with confidence that today the vice president took his first day off from the campaign trail this year.
This alternate universe appealed to some in a society flush with confidence after winning the Second World War but feeling a bit confined in the postwar gray-flannel conformity.
Flush with confidence, Nelson entertained his substantial following with a closing round of 70, sufficient for a four-shot victory lacking in suspense.
Mr. Tietjen at Smith Haven said that the 160-store mall did not see an increase in shoppers, but that people flush with confidence about the economy simply bought more and were not afraid to buy big-ticket gifts.
You finally start work on your eighties apocalypse novel — finally starting means you write a paragraph — and in a flush of confidence you begin messing with this young morena from Harvard Law School whom you meet at the Enormous Room.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla .— After a week spent beating up the worst team in the American League East, the Yankees were flush with confidence and energized to find themselves back in a playoff race most people thought had passed them by.
Mr Bossi's Northern League, flush with confidence, is calling for early elections and threatens to call its followers out on to the piazzas if it doesn't get its way.
Only a decade ago, the Clinton administration—flush with confidence after enlarging NATO, defeating Serbia's ethno-nationalism and promoting free trade spoke as if the final triumph of liberal, rights-observing democracy was just a matter of time.The shift stems partly from the Western powers' loss of global heft.
