Sentence examples for palpable confidence from inspiring English sources

He even holds a cigar as I did with the palpable confidence of one in total control of his surroundings and his Cuaba Solomon.

So, during his debate with Ryan, he delivered not just ripostes and talking points but a palpable confidence that the congressman's proposals are unpopular, extreme, lack critical detail, and constitute an argument by assertion, a kind of young man's bluff.

Fortunately, the periodic confrontations about this subject don't interfere too much with the fun in the play, which has been directed with a palpable confidence by James Bundy, Yale Rep's artistic director.

This was Tamir Goodman, and, under closer observation, one could discern a certain grace, an unmistakable intensity, the palpable confidence of an athlete in his moves, in the way he handled the ball, even his light banter with other players.

Mr. Mills, 38, who himself has managed to make a living in the theater by directing cabaret acts and industrials -- live presentations for companies -- including a recent show celebrating Sony Walkman's 20th anniversary, said there were also those who came in with palpable confidence.

Back then, there was palpable confidence that the world's problems could be addressed collectively and an open acknowledgment that, in a world of plenty and astounding technological progress, the poverty, hunger, and relative deprivation that so many of our fellow human beings still faced was intolerable.

There was a palpable new confidence at Trump's first campaign appearance since his clash with Senator Ted Cruz in Thursday night's debate in Charleston, as he appeared to gain new respect from pundits for putting down his rival's attack on New Yorkers.

After an encouraging start to 2010, there was a palpable fall in confidence from around August/September, which seems to have come from the fear that ran through the economy at the prospect of tax rises, spending cuts and job losses in this year.

"The Chinese," said James J. Shinn, who was assistant secretary of defense for Asia during the Bush administration, "now seem to have a palpable sense of confidence that they're more in the driver's seat than two years ago, across a whole range of issues".

But there is a palpable rise in confidence among the region's entrepreneurs, like Ammar Ibrahim founder of Asuaq.com.

As the days and months went by, Darwin's reading, coupled with his hands-on field experiences, contributed to a palpable growth in confidence in his own abilities including his speculations on what all these observations might really mean.