Sentence examples for phenomenal confidence from inspiring English sources

As he tapped out the dialogue, Sorkin, whose older sister and brother are both lawyers like their father and who, growing up, always considered himself the dumbest person in the room, says that he "felt a phenomenal confidence and a kind of joy that I had never experienced before in my life".

I remember a woman from college who had phenomenal confidence and was always being pursued by several men.

One weekend, while housesitting at a friend's place he found an IBM Selectric typewriter, started typing, and "felt a phenomenal confidence and a kind of joy that [he] had never experienced before in [his] life".

"The respect we have for her, her experience and knowledge she has for the game... the respect and trust she has in us has also been phenomenal - you build confidence from that". Plummer has instilled a new "belief" and "winning mentality" into her side.

She told the New York Post: "I think this is a phenomenal vote of confidence by our banks".

A point there was phenomenal, it gives us confidence".

For a man who looked lost in an interview with Fearne Cotton in 2010, it's phenomenal to see his confidence grow through the night, telling everyone to watch out for him next year.

The boy who had taught himself to tap-dance brought to philosophy many of the qualities -- phenomenal agility, discipline, daring and confidence -- that made Fred Astaire a genius.

How well they maintain the balance remains to be seen, but having confidence in the phenomenal popularity of these two women to draw interest alone makes a strong statement.

Even if one does not, one may still base one's confidence in the sufficiency of phenomenal character for intentionality on one's confidence that there is a kind of non-conceptual intentionality that clearly belongs essentially to sense experience.

It was phenomenal, really, to witness the ease, the confidence.