Sentence examples for over confident that from inspiring English sources

The company forked the money over, confident that Italian parliament would quickly okay the deal.

We are over-confident that we will solve every problem.

But the Syrian Kurdish authorities turned out to be tragically over-confident that Isis was incapable of a counter-attack.

Research on asymmetric insight shows that we're astonishingly quick to form judgements about other peoples' intentions and, when we do, remarkably over-confident that we are right.

"I am so over-confident that Iceland is not that stupid as to join the EU, that I'm not worried at all".

But sometimes we also observe that some doctors are over-confident that everything is fine; and e.g. if they look at x-ray, um, they may miss a fracture because they are over-confident.

Why should we do like others tell us? "I am so over-confident that Iceland is not that stupid as to join the EU, that I'm not worried at all". The 67-year-old might have reason to feel secure.

Never get over-confident that hydraulics will always work and keep in place, because they can and will fail.

Carlos Warner, a federal public defender, told HuffPost that defense attorneys are "very confident" that over 130 of Guantanamo's 166 detainees are on hunger strikes.

Jean Foster, currently in the role until Watson takes over, was confident that he will prove to be a positive appointment.

In an article in the Financial Times, Peter Mandelson – a supposedly heavy hitter of the Remain campaign – sounded almost incandescent about David Cameron's over-confident belief that, after a string of political successes, he could easily triumph in the referendum.