Sentence examples for right of confidence from inspiring English sources

"President Putin never admits mistakes, so this speech had a sense of [being] right, of confidence and full command of the situation," says political analyst Masha Lipman.

Although tough and demanding, Harvey is also fair-minded and loyal, and Macht gives him just the right mix of confidence and compassion.

And despite the generally positive reactions to her performance, what's easy to forget is how much work Clinton likely did to project the exact right amount of confidence without seeming smug, the precise formulation of smiling and silence in the face of bold faced lies and idiocy.

But he showed in this series — and this season — that he hasn't lost his greatest asset, the ability to instill the right touch of confidence in his players so that they play their best when the most is at stake.

Stewart's findings (Stewart 2007) about assumptions made when students ask for supervision were echoed by the assumption of the students in our study that supervisors would respond when called upon and that a junior should have "the right level of confidence".

Have the right amount of confidence during the interview.

Just go out and say it with the right touch of confidence and humility.

Though people once thought only supermodels can rock skinny jeans with heels, anyone can pull it off with the right amount of confidence.

Each of these rights is enforceable in accordance with its own rules and requirements and this makes the legal analysis of data multi-layered from the outset, as requirements differ widely – copyright is a formal right protecting a particular expression (does what it says on the tin and stops copying); and database right and breach of confidence have their own requirements.

More to the point, Brad's take seems right: "The crisis of confidence was created by the stock-market crash, the deflation, and the bank failures of 1929-1933".

It is the first, small warning sign that the movie may not be firing right: what level of confidence can you have in your own comic device — the conceit that will power the whole story — if you feel the need to explain it before the drama gets under way?