Sentence examples for is self-assured from inspiring English sources
adjective
Confident in one's own abilities
His cooking is self-assured, pellucid.
With a maturity born from the independence of her youth, Eva is self-assured, daring and reckless.
Wilmore, who is fifty-three years old and has worked in television for years as a writer, producer, and showrunner, is self-assured and obviously comfortable in the chair.
Ms. Ambrose is self-assured enough to hold her own with Mr. Langella and Ms. Taylor (whose sister-in-law she played on "Six Feet Under") and brave enough to show the vain, insecure, unformed aspects of Heather's personality.
Listed generously at 5 feet 8 inches and 148 pounds, Donovan is self-assured and possesses an instinct for beating defenders on the dribble, a superb first touch and a feel for running without the ball.
And his omniscient narrative voice is self-assured to a fault: in less than five pages he races from "Sinai Desert, Israel" to "Space" to "High-Energy Laser Systems Test Facility (HELSTF), White Sands, New Mexico" to "Beneath the Kukulcán Pyramid, Chichén Itzá" to "Bering Strait, Off the Coast of Alaska".
Performing another boppish piece, "Is That So?" by Duke Pearson, the trio sounded sturdy, and there were self-assured solo flights all around.
And Fassel was self-assured.
Waiters are self-assured and unobsequious.
He had good reason to be self-assured.
