Sentence examples for probably confident that from inspiring English sources

The Tibetans, after a few appraising glances, became indifferent to them, probably confident that the Chinese wouldn't be able to follow a conversation in English.

Paul was probably confident that there would be more opportunities to score a try himself later on in the game, and he was, of course, right.

Woods's handlers are probably confident that they have given a hungry news-media horde what it wants to get off the trail.

They are probably confident about themselves and that shows through to make them more attractive.

Remember that even though they are probably confident in their knowledge and world, they are 'different' and tend to lack some confidence.

Confident, that.

And as the richest millennial in the world, you can probably be confident that someone, somewhere, is after you.

"Foreign policy is the area where I am probably most confident that I know more and understand the world better than Senator Clinton and Senator McCain," he said in his remarks in San Francisco.

For example, in an experiment to see whether the use of an imagery mnemonic can improve memory recall, we can probably be confident that, whether or not the subject guesses what the experiment is about, any actual improvement in memory performance is indeed due to the mnemonic.

You're probably pretty confident that hydrogen is "H".

"Since they were locals, probably they were confident that they could carry out their task without police escort".