Sentence examples for more confidently in from inspiring English sources
The results of Dan baring his soul and singing more confidently in his latest batch of songs are obvious.
With this work, Siskind was speaking more and more confidently in a new language, one that put photography and painting on fertile common ground.
Paradoxically, he does this more confidently in the high-spirited Sonata No. 2 in A, music imbued with Haydn's keen sense of humor.
For 25 years girls have outperformed boys in most subjects at GCSE level, while some research suggests boys tend to perform more confidently in exams alone.
Such collaboration could help students operate more confidently in fluid, unpredictable business settings.
As a Communication Consultant who helps non-native English speakers communicate more confidently in international business, I thought I had to walk the talk and speak Portuguese.
In the move uptown, the show, rather than being pasteurized for mainstream consumption, grew more confidently into itself.
Finally, with a larger data set, degree of differences in behavioral performances between phenotypes could be more confidently quantified in every environmental condition, which will allow us to find not only trichromatic but also dichromatic advantages in various environmental settings.
In addition, an answer could perhaps be posited to the question of whether all languages are descended from a single original language or whether languages emerged independently among several groups of early peoples (the rival theories of monogenesis and polygenesis, a controversy more confidently disputed in the 19th century than today).
Playing more confidently and fluently in 1921, Jardine began the season well, scoring three fifties in his first three first-class matches.
Further robust validation of tools such as DAMs for service planning, in any case a valuable exercise, may enable us to advocate more confidently their use in this area, and perhaps allay some of the scepticism of clinicians and commissioners.
