Sentence examples for infinitely confident from inspiring English sources
The phrase "infinitely confident" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has an unwavering or limitless level of confidence in themselves or a situation. Example: "Despite the challenges ahead, she remained infinitely confident in her ability to succeed."
He, and the 58 employees before him, became richer and more successful in those years than any of them (with the possible exceptions of the infinitely confident Sergey Brin and his co-founder, Larry Page) could wildly have imagined.
An equally brief epilogue is set two months after Diana's funeral when the Queen receives an infinitely more confident Blair with distinct froideur, putting him down when he refers to her humility ('You confuse humility with humiliation') and warning him that one day soon he, too, will find people turning against him.
"I've become infinitely more confident, infinitely braver and more within myself, from being with Deb," Jackman said during a 2013 interview on "Oprah's Next Chapter.
On Sunday's episode of "Oprah's Next Chapter," Jackman said, "I've become infinitely more confident, infinitely braver and more within myself, from being with Deb".
I quickly got into journalism, first as a writer at a car magazine in Toronto, and then as the editor, and found that I was infinitely more comfortable and confident than I had ever been as a commercial artist.
But is infinite information infinitely valuable?
There is something infinitely sad about an important, confident man brought down by one tiny misjudgment.
Calm and confident you are now infinitely more attractive than you were before the spell.
They were infinitely better.
It looks infinitely better.
