Sentence examples for particularly confident that from inspiring English sources

On Nov. 17, Mr. Grassley wrote to Mr. Ashcroft, "Based on reports from Detroit about the level of hostility and vehemence being directed at AUSA Convertino, in particular," as well as his co-counsel, Keith Corbett, and an assistant, "I am hopeful but not particularly confident that the department can provide solid enough assurances that they will be free of reprisals".

Cardiff have lost in the Championship play-offs for the past three seasons, but Whittingham has been particularly confident that the newly strengthened Bluebirds squad has the ability and depth to finally win promotion to the top flight.

Similarly, if Steve always arrives late to lecture when the only available seats are in the back of the room, we cannot be particularly confident that he really does prefer to sit far away from the professor.

"That leads one to believe that they're not particularly confident in the tools that they have".

But it wasn't just about the number of nerve endings -- some women said they enjoyed being touched in areas of their body that they feel particularly confident about.

This is bit of a puzzle: the most likely explanation is that Swedish women feel particularly confident in reporting sexual assaults, whereas women elsewhere keep quiet.

Thinking ahead, Skaggs wrote that he was feeling particularly confident in his curveball.

But it is clear that before buying, an investor needs to be particularly confident in the information he uncovers.

Confident, that.

"I'm not," he confirms, "particularly confident in social situations".

Nor did Wasps look particularly confident in attack.