He is a splendid animal, large, confident and charismatic.
"Suzilla" works a little like sports and a little like pornography: Ms. French, with her cheerleader looks and compact frame, bats her eyes as gigantic sandwiches or plates of barbecued chicken wings are placed before her and a large, confident man, and then proceeds to eat the dupe under the table.
Originally from Austin, Texas, 25-year-old video producer Ethan approaches me with large, confident strides and greets me with a firm, "Nice to meet you, Emmanuel!" I feel horrible.
This is a big, confident composition with imposingly large figures.
But the protesters clung to nonviolence, taking to the streets in remarkably large numbers, confident that international attention would force the government to stop shooting.
The crowd at Mr O'Malley's launch was neither large nor confident that Maryland's ex-governor has any chance of overtaking Mrs Clinton.
And this took place in a relatively benign economic environment, at a time when New Yorkers, by and large, were confident that we would prevail.
It argues against a narrow agenda that his novels should have for their protagonists (as Philip Roth has pointed out) physically large and confident Wasps and smaller, less forceful Jews, more or less in alternation, much as Alfred Hitchcock cast assured Cary Grant and vulnerable James Stewart in roles that represented different intensities of wish-fulfilment.
On MySpace, and on other social-networking sites, such as Friendster and Facebook, a person can project a larger, more confident self, a nervy collection of favorite music, books, quotations, pleasures, and complaints.
We would set out on a new path as the world's fifth largest economy, confident, outward looking, keen to maintain close cooperation with our European allies and open for business.
To calculate this, the TARs are ranked by rank score from largest (least confident) to smallest (most confident).
