Sentence examples for justifiably confident from inspiring English sources

He has the self-deprecating humor of the justifiably confident.

Frith, who has multiple sclerosis, could be justifiably confident of ruining Stretton's big day.

With that in mind, Rudman will be justifiably confident about her prospects and she has plenty of Olympic experience.

Rigid alliances are not the problem today, of course, and Americans seem justifiably confident of their superiority on the battlefield.

But in fact calling a new election was always going to be her best move, as her Pheu Thai party is justifiably confident of winning.

But study after study has shown that those who are seen as grateful, warm and justifiably confident draw others to them.

The Blues can justifiably be confident.

Mayweather will have watched the deterioration in the Filipino's ringcraft with mixed emotions: justifiably more confident than ever that he has Pacquiao's measure but aware that Pacquiao-Márquez IV will be easier for Uncle Bob to arrange.

The bank statements were genuine, he said airily, as though confident — justifiably, as it transpired over the next eight years, which ended with his release from prison and flight, like Ms. Bhutto, into self-exile — that nothing much would ever be proved against the couple in a Pakistani court.

But she may justifiably be more confident about beating the lackluster field vying for the GOP's next shot at the White House.

Most Confident: Ryan (misguidedly), Arie (justifiably) In last week's episode, Ryan spotted Emily kissing Arie, sparking a potential rivalry.