Sentence examples similar to it is confidently anticipated from inspiring English sources

The rest has come, or is confidently anticipated (Cameron says), from foundations and individuals, bucking the current global tide of financial contraction.

In the courts of Versailles and Madrid, Vienna's fall was confidently anticipated, an event which would almost certainly have led to the collapse of the Grand Alliance.

Even before the Southern Cross bored into the seabed here, industry executives were confidently anticipating reserves larger than the Palestinians could profitably absorb -- but ones that could readily be sold to Israel to supplement its own newly discovered deposits.

Commentators and pollsters have been confidently anticipating that the German general election in September will see Merkel re-elected, and most probably renew her coalition with the SPD (though with both sides losing some ground to other parties, principally the AfD).

It was confidently identified according to the study by Philipson (1979).

And it is wildly anticipated.

It is anticipated he will.

But no one is confidently predicting that.

"It was well anticipated," Mr. Foley said.

It was much anticipated at the salon.

As the oldest in the group by a good 25 years and having spent a good few hours being mishandled by a well-known budget airline, I confidently anticipated being what you might call a "hard sell".