Sentence examples for resolute confidence from inspiring English sources

It was Le Carré's third novel (after the highly creditable Call for the Dead and A Murder of Quality) but there is a clear sense in The Spy of a writer hitting his stride with resolute confidence.

Ashdown's resolute confidence in Nick Clegg was called into question, even among some of his supporters, when the deputy prime minister struggled to find his feet in the early days of the coalition.

You are most likely nervous and excited but you need to communicate with a resolute confidence.

This same resolute confidence in the face of all public concern is seen in other areas of policing too.

"The nation is resolute, and I have every confidence we will prevail," said Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., Democrat of Delaware, who is chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee.

Bolton, who turned in an abject display in Saturday's 3-0 humblingbling at the hands of Fulham, were resolute, organised and grew in confidence the longer the game remained scoreless.

You need to go out there and be brimful of confidence and have a real resolute determination that you're going to get on that podium, you're going to win that medal, because it's yours for the taking.

There was a breezy confidence in her voice and a resolute optimism in her songs: "You are a criola of a generation on a different path," she sang.

Soldiers project a sense of quiet determination, a confidence that is not blind but nonetheless resolute.

But as resolute as she is, she no longer exudes the supreme confidence that was her trademark before the first defeat, in Iowa in January.

I want to be positive and resolute – I want to be around people who are brimming with confidence.