Sentence examples for our confident from inspiring English sources
The first is that our confident belief that we cannot be superseded by machines – because we have consciousness and they cannot have it – may be naive.
Elizabeth Truss, secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs, will tell a farmers' meeting in Oxford on Wednesday: "Exports of English and Welsh wine are on course to break the £100m barrier this year, two thirds of it sparkling as our confident producers take the Australians, French and Italians on at what was their own game".
Walt Maddox, the mayor of Tuscaloosa, in thanking the President for being there, said, "Since this tragedy began, I've been using Romans 12 12 when Paul wrote under persecution, 'Rejoice in our confident hope.'" In an odd convergence, that passage was one of the verses James Middleton read at his sister's wedding that same morning, at a scene that must have seemed very distant in Alabama.
It's undeniable that our confident, focused presence is desperately needed at this point in history.
Our confident, extravagant or even outrageous personalties are, thanks to countless client appointments, fine-tuned to the art of conversation.
To gain confidence on the ability of the screen to identify genuine SUMO substrates, we needed to confirm that our confident set contains bona fide SUMOylated targets.
"We do that together as we build our state because we're untied, proud of our past, confident in our future".
Rats abandoning a sinking ship, we might have called them in our more confident days.
When setbacks occurred, we drew on our savings, confident that we still had Social Security.
In the case of moral theories, the evidence is usually taken to be our most confident common-sense moral judgments.
One might cite our most confident judgments about rational action and claim that rational egoism best fits these.
