Sentence examples for normally confident from inspiring English sources

Lydia trembled, her normally confident figure crumpled inward.

Instead, I am sitting here like an ineffectual lemon, using every tactic known to man and childcare guru to persuade my normally confident son Daniel to go play willingly.

This may not work, as the person may be normally confident.

I'm not normally that confident, and I was incredibly confident, for some reason, about this week, because he had Aaron Rodgers, who was out on a bye week that week, so I was convinced that would be my salvation.

At the nationally televised press conference, Sanford, aged 49, normally a confident, fluent speaker, was disorientated.

It's possible that any team that could leave Dempsey and Martins on the bench, not to mention DeAndre Yedlin, might reasonably expect to be behind by the time they introduced those players, but Seattle are normally rightfully confident in the depth of their squad and Sigi Schmid seemed to feel he had picked a competitive team who had just "come out flat".

Prediction at the beginning of life is normally less confident than the prediction just before failure.

The normally self-confident corporate lawyer was not himself.

Normally self-confident professionals can dissolve into quivering bundles of neuroses.

When it was put to him that perhaps he could form a partnership called AK with that marketing man's dream Anna Kournikova, the normally self-confident 23-year-old suddenly went a little shy: 'I think she probably has no idea who I am, unfortunately.' Last year's Open winner received not only the Claret Jug but also a cheque for £750,000, a £30,000 increase on the first prize in 2006.

Take Ross Levy, a normally composed and confident doctor who was at a deli early one morning, meeting with his investment club.