Sentence examples for seem confident of from inspiring English sources
The Conservatives seem confident of victory.
The SNP will need to make huge gains to win any seats from Labour but seem confident of doing so in Glasgow and the central belt.
Still, the three seem confident of their place in history, not just as a notable performance but also as a seminal moment for women's sports.
In particular, they seem confident of the Federal Reserve's brilliance in weaning the American economy off its ultra-loose monetary policy.
Nonetheless, the bookies seem confident of her eventual triumph and have Clinton priced as a firm favourite – not just for the nomination, but the presidency too.
In years gone by, fund managers have often unveiled new launches in the run-up to April 5 but few managers seem confident of raising sufficient funds in the current climate to make such an expensive step worthwhile.
He seems confident of victory.
Not everyone seemed confident of a win.
But Abramson seems confident of her congenial audience.
Weaver seems confident of a win in California.
The board seems confident of its legal position.
