Sentence examples for marked self-confidence from inspiring English sources

The sheer number of surviving self-portraits attests to a marked self-confidence on his part, and a desire to be immortalised.

Franco said that he did not find the burden of government particularly heavy, and, in fact, his rule was marked by absolute self-confidence and relative indifference to criticism.

His rhyming is marked by a self-confidence so great it's infectious to the listener, an often laid-back flow that sounds at times almost as if he were talking and an ability to paint clear images with few words.

In a mark of his self-confidence, Mr. McCain also told reporters: "I've been declared dead in this campaign on five or six occasions.

Check your self-confidence.

He added, "It is a mark of strength and self-confidence that David Rockefeller can come out and tell his life story in a very forthright way".

So he strode into the campaign armed mostly with his own capabilities – his barrister's art of oratory and persuasion, the self-confidence that has marked every stage of his career, and the assertion that he was the only man with a plan for economic and political stability.

In other words, Karan achieved what she did not because she possessed the supreme self-confidence that usually marks the alpha overachievers, but while having self-doubt as well as self-belief.

As a teen, Frank Perdue possessed self-confidence that would mark him for life.

It's telling that the creation of both Tough Love and her Mercury-nominated debut, Devotion, were marked by Ware's surprising lack of self-confidence.

The 1970s had also been a disastrous decade there, marked by a collapse in the nation's self-confidence.