Sentence examples for impressively confident from inspiring English sources

In a room full of vampire fans, King was impressively confident: zombies.

An impressively confident little score, it could be some Italianate Tchaikovsky waltz.

Schumer is an engaging and impressively confident presence who surrounds herself with an equally talented cast.

Lola Cooper, a student from the School of American Ballet, was impressively confident as the child partnered by James Fayette.

It is not clear how many of these sovereigns were actually minted, though one of them – of rather shady provenance – turns up in Anne Griffin's impressively confident debut novel, in the unlikely environs of a dairy farm in the Irish village of Rainsford, County Meath.

The playing of the orchestra was impressively sonorous and confident.

It contrasts the insecure, bouncy, aggressive Clough (a further addition to Sheen's gallery of edgy, ambitious, self-doubting heroes that includes Blair and Frost) and the confident, diplomatic, bear-like, unprincipled Revie impressively embodied by Colm Meaney.

But even while they dart around the unadorned stage, stopping, starting, rewinding and occasionally breaking down, requiring a battery change (in mime of course), the longtime performers maintain a confident chemistry that reveals itself most impressively in the way that one actor provides sound effects for the movements of the other.

The six musicians who make up the impressively successful contemporary-music ensemble Eighth Blackbird are young, hip, confident and ambitious.

Mr. Abdullah conducted a confident performance, especially during the lively dances, and was impressively responsive to the singers during their long stretches of orchestra-accompanied recitative, which must flow with a combination of urgency and flexibility.

YOU have to hand it to 19th-century Glasgow, the confident, entrepreneurial Second City of the Empire: It produced two impressively eccentric architects.