Sentence examples for projected confidence in from inspiring English sources

He wore a Yankees cap and projected confidence in the colt named after the bridge that connects Brooklyn with Staten Island.

But even as Lundqvist projected confidence in training camp in 2005, outshining Al Montoya to win a backup job, doubt raged inside.

In the run-up to Chinese President Hu Jintao's meeting with President Obama in Washington this afternoon, the White House projected confidence in its effort to draw China into the push for sanctions on Iran.

While many of the Republican Party's traditional elite donors have publicly kept their distance from the groups, the organizations have the blessing of the administration and have projected confidence in their fund-raising.

Robin Givhan: I don't think I said she projected confidence in those interviews.

Despite being faced with the threat of a possible coup, Boehner has projected confidence in recent weeks. .

Still, as he spoke, Radinsky tried to project confidence in the work he had done.

Though the city continues to project confidence in its legal prospects, the Taxi of Tomorrow's champions have found recent months to be trying.

Turnbull has wanted to project confidence in a time of uncertainty both to draw a line over the Abbott years and because he is not personally mired in a war against the future.

Or do we have to train ourselves to project confidence in a way that doesn't threaten male patients or undermine our inclination to be less authoritative than our medical predecessors?

As a result, they start to allow themselves to project confidence in their new way of being.