Sentence examples for proclaimed confidence from inspiring English sources

In separate debates, they proclaimed confidence in the system.

On June 16th it suspended patrols after some among its nearly 300 observers came under fire.For all its proclaimed confidence, the regime has two main fears.

"Just Fine" is the rare Mary J. Blige song to proclaim confidence rather than tension or distress.

Failing, he blamed "the stupid old Tory party" for making them necessary by refusing minor concessions, emphasized the "final" nature of the 1832 Act, and proclaimed his confidence that the landed interest would continue to prevail in politics as he thought it should.

Even if we evade that fate and resume economic growth, it likely will be months before the glad tidings can be proclaimed with confidence.

On several occasions, meanwhile, he proclaimed his confidence in Barack Obama's ability to carry out such a vision.

Nine coalition members pointedly refused to proclaim their confidence.

So important is the new Camry to Toyota's recovery that the company's president, Akio Toyoda, traveled to Kentucky so he could drive the first completed car off the assembly line and proclaim "100 percent confidence" in the work of his designers and engineers.

On Saturday, the lead story in the daily Le Figaro proclaimed "Profits and Confidence Return," accompanied by an it's-great-to-be-rich explanation that over a year the market value of the 40 leading firms on the Paris Bourse was up €20 billion, or $26.6 billion.

They also proclaimed their ongoing confidence for Suu and Hương.

Last week, Lee Siegel published an article in the New York Observer that proclaimed, with great confidence if not great wisdom, that contemporary fiction had become culturally irrelevant.