Sentence examples for physically confident from inspiring English sources
She's perfectly proportioned and physically confident.
Guys here are more physically confident, so they rely more on that side of it".
Looking at my own daughter and Rhiannon, and their girl friends now, they seem more physically confident and braver.
From the beginning, when he comes on, twisting his wedding ring as he speaks, this Othello looks both physically confident and mildly surprised by his good fortune.
The goofy, improbable, combative partnership of the straight man (the personification of the dim, self-deluded, deceptively sensible superego) and the funny man (the unruly, equally clueless, more physically confident id) is so instantly comprehensible and so uncomfortably hilarious that, consciously or unconsciously, we must recognize the presence of something primal in their loony interaction.
A relaxed, confident, physically fit, mentally alert Tiger?
According to the casting description for the role, "Young Ms Kane is physically and intellectually confident while being a woman who is proud to be openly gay.
The 16-year-old Santino Quaranta was a supremely confident, physically gifted striker when he was drafted straight out of high school by D.C. United in 2001.
It signals to your opponents, rivals and the press that you are up for a scrap – that you are hugely confident physically as well as mentally.
It argues against a narrow agenda that his novels should have for their protagonists (as Philip Roth has pointed out) physically large and confident Wasps and smaller, less forceful Jews, more or less in alternation, much as Alfred Hitchcock cast assured Cary Grant and vulnerable James Stewart in roles that represented different intensities of wish-fulfilment.
She worries that Ocean's Eleven and Ghostbusters may "result in movies where women are determined to be interesting and admirable only when they act like men often do in films: when they're decisive, physically forceful and confident in their sexuality without fear of consequence".
