Sentence examples for no overconfidence from inspiring English sources

Holik and others on the Devils said there was no overconfidence after knocking Belfour out of Game 1 and keeping the Stars' top line off the scoring sheet.

Overconfident individuals tend to overestimate their relative ability (Svenson, Acta Psychologica 47:1981148, 1981); therefore, their perception about their actions, probabilistically, appears to them to be safer than that of others who exhibit no overconfidence.

It's much easier to hawk overconfidence, no matter if it's any good.

We always knew the Greeks would be grand hosts in August, but this is no time for overconfidence.

Despite the absence of now retired Olympic silver medallist Noelle Pikus-Pace and World champion Shelley Rudman, who is pregnant, Yarnold showed no signs of overconfidence.

Any responsible book on India must end like this: for the greatest danger to the nation's future is no longer poverty or Pakistan, but overconfidence.

There's hardly one whole brain to be assembled from the scraps of mentality distributed among the story's criminal plotters — and Steve, with his laid-back overconfidence in his casually cavalier devilry, proves no sharper than the rest.

Instead, whipped up into a frenzy of ideological fanaticism and overconfidence, they decided to take no prisoners.

No one can predict the result on Election Day — overconfidence could devolve into complacency among Democrats — but, at this point, it's hard to see a path to victory for Romney.

"There's no doubt that there was a sense of overconfidence there," said Michael Greenberger, a professor of law at the University of Maryland and a former regulator with the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

Finally, we used a cross-sectional data set and thus have no information about developments of anticipated project success or overconfidence over time, from project initialization to subsequent phases of implementation and completion.