Sentence examples for highly self-assured from inspiring English sources
"But if you know her, you know she has a gift for words and a highly self-assured personality.
Noah, I'm afraid to say, is also rather boring, being that he is the typical cliche of a cocky, highly self-assured boy who is rather dull too.
All seven were raised in small American towns; all had at least one brother or sister; all were white and Protestant; all came from middle- to upper-middle-class homes; all were former combat pilots in one of America's holy wars, and all were in superb physical condition, strongly motivated and apparently highly self-assured.
Mr. Woods, like Mr. Patterson, appears on his book jacket photograph as a highly self-assured-looking pro.
In fact, she was a highly engaged, motivated and self-assured professional.
"Innovative, pioneering, enigmatic, self-assured, highly disciplined, and paradoxically cavalier" are among the myriad of descriptives Jonathan uses to portray his father in one of the illuminating essays in the book, which also include informative missives penned by Peter Doggett and Michael Somoroff.
Once the Anglo-American world succumbed to Milton Friedman's self-assured, highly mathematical economic assumptions, it was just a matter of time before the rest of the world would follow.
She's highly educated, trained to argue well and paid to be a self-assured advocate for her clients.
"No one in the museum was more self-assured" than de Montebello, Hoving wrote in "Making the Mummies Dance," his highly unreliable book about his years at the Met, "but Ted Rousseau was convinced he had no eye".
"Chilli?" I announce, self-assured.
