Sentence examples for is apparently confident from inspiring English sources

US intelligence is apparently confident about the reliability of the sources used to compile the list.

CBS is apparently confident enough that the word of mouth will start buzzing that it has set up a charge system for following the show on the Internet.

But at this point the government is apparently confident that it can wait out the demonstrations, which seem to be softening and may soften further after the National Assembly casts its final vote.

Despite his Annus Horribilus, however, Dimon is apparently confident enough in his current and future prosperity to risk wrecking his own living room and the Jackson Pollock painting it contains with a tennis bat.

The Transportation Department, cheered on by Alfred Kahn, the architect of airline deregulation in the Carter Administration, is apparently confident that the big carriers are using "predatory" practices to drive out upstarts and has proposed fines and other measures to curb such practices.

XOM is apparently confident that it can provide incentives for good behavior from the Russians, and apparently Statoil has taken XOM's confidence to heart.

The authors are apparently confident it is humorous, but that is a matter of opinion.

Supporters of the bill were apparently confident that they had the votes.

Now its engineers are apparently confident of laying the line safely, even on a tricky 600km stretch of permafrost.

Mr. Jiang and his fellow leaders are apparently confident that China can navigate diplomatic dialogues and possibly loophole-ridden treaties.

Burdened with neither shame nor heartache, she was apparently confident that she could still snag the roving Bruce Carlton, to whom she had been faithful in her fashion all the time.