Sentence examples for obviously confident from inspiring English sources

"The chairman is obviously confident that we will have someone in place but we won't be rushed into making a decision," he said.

Charlton Heston, a newcomer then to the Paramount stable, and Kirk Douglas, the lead in Wilder's previous film, were both considered too obviously confident and assertive to play the mysterious Sefton.

Why wasn't Romney, or someone else at the top level, asking hard questions about why the internal polls were so different, and why the pollsters believed they knew so much better, not just than the public polls, but than the obviously confident Obama team?

Yahoo is obviously confident of a positive outcome, however seven separate lawsuits would indicate that others may disagree.

But the E.U. is obviously confident that the task force will find a way to fulfill Europe's funding commitments, as the E.U. has agreed to an extra ITER Council meeting next month in Cadarache.

Although students were obviously more confident in their responses following instruction, this new-found confidence was inversely correlated to their competency in the subject matter.

Obviously feeling confident that he can out run everybody.

"The company obviously feels confident in their business model".

Chinese officials obviously felt confident enough in the recovery to go forward with the currency shift.

They are obviously so confident that everyone else in the audience will be laughing that no one will hear it on the soundtrack".

The Administration obviously feels confident that the United States can effectively parry whatever aggressive actions Saddam takes during the troop buildup, and hopes that its moves will destabilize Iraq enough to cause the Republican Guard, the military key to the country, to turn against Saddam and topple him on its own.