Sentence examples for remarkably confident from inspiring English sources
"It was remarkably confident, considering it had never seen a human being before".
Mr. Vivas has a remarkably confident hand with Latin ingredients and spicing.
Many new Tory MPs are remarkably confident in disdaining the traditional route of leadership loyalty.
Thomas Parfitt and Joanna Songi are a remarkably confident Miles and Flora pairing.
The first thing to note is how remarkably confident, perhaps even omnipotent, the Tories must be feeling, post-election.
Partly it is their vibrant colors and jaunty imagery, and partly that they exhibit a remarkably confident and joyous use of paint.
Beckham was remarkably relaxed, confident, funny and engaging while never coming across as a media-trained zombie.
Given the infrequency of male breast cancer, which accounts for less than 1% of all breast cancer cases, remarkably less confident information can be inferred to predict the outcome of such a disease.
Research on asymmetric insight shows that we're astonishingly quick to form judgements about other peoples' intentions and, when we do, remarkably over-confident that we are right.
"She is remarkably outgoing, engaging, confident.
On film she's remarkably centered and confident, and she carries some of that composure onto the Delacorte stage.
