Sentence examples for right confident from inspiring English sources

Take the unexpected choice, put it in the hands of the right confident teenagers, and watch how quickly it can become the obvious next step for students a few years younger.

Thereafter, his career zigzagged onwards and upwards as he moved through different classes, centuries and genres as unpredictably as a shiny ball on a pintable, but invariably striking the right, confident note.

Yes, you read that right: confident swimmers aged eight to 15 can go face to face – well, diving mask to razor-sharp teeth – with sharks including the zebra, blacktip reef, bamboo and wobbegong varieties.

The nearest thing Britain has to Rihanna (if a bit less edgy), Ora has the voice all right - confident, controlled and well-articulated.

The original referred to Sarah Burton as McQueen's right hand confident until his death.

The one on the right is confident, a bit taciturn, nudging the other Cosby along with hints when he stumbles.

If Chief Justice Rehnquist goes, the right is confident that Mr Bush will replace him with another conservative, and probably appoint Antonin Scalia to the chief justice slot.

Human Right is confident that the crisis will end soon; the dry weather will kill the virus, which thrives, he believes, in wet.

Farrell said the trip was so uneventful that Munadi, a respected journalist in his own right, felt confident stopping for a hitchhiker near the village where the airstrike occurred, to pick his brain.

So far the consumer is breezing right by, confident of his job, perhaps enriched by 401(k) paper profits.

Instead he offered to set up a new committee to monitor civil rights, apparently confident this would suffice to persuade the parliament as a whole to approve his commission.