Sentence examples for seemingly confident from inspiring English sources

William, you'd agree, is a typical Older: commanding lecturer, seemingly confident leader, great stylist.

She chooses her seemingly confident husband because she discerns that he is actually the weaker man.

At another, he pointed to Mr. Mineo's seemingly confident assertions that it had been Officer Cruz who attacked him.

Thin women streamed in, a high percentage of them blond, all seemingly confident in their choice of outfit.

Seemingly confident of his case, Mr. Ashley said in court that he might not call any other witnesses.

Kyle was the funny, seemingly confident captain of his high-school basketball team, in Fair Oaks, a city some two hours from the bridge.

But despite her open-book social media presence, her seemingly-confident exterior (she has a tattoo of her own face on her leg), and her near-80,000 Instagram followers, Kaur still gets bullied, fields death threats on a daily basis, and is learning to love herself completely.

But, despite her open-book social presence (regularly chronicling heart-achingly personal trials via post captions), her seemingly-confident exterior (she has a tattoo of her own face on her leg) and her near-80K Instagram follower fan-base, Kaur still gets bullied, fields death threats on a daily basis, and is learning to love herself completely.

In the hours after the second debate, writers and television commentators frequently concentrated on the toning down of Mr. Gore's debating style, and contrasted it with the seemingly more confident Mr. Bush.

The reason he's back in the starting lineup is because the only player on the team who's seemingly less confident happens to be his backup, James Lee. Filling in for holdout left tackle Donald Penn last season, Lee admitted to not feeling qualified to start.

Easygoing and seemingly supremely confident, the 56-year-old director (once a People magazine "most beautiful") was sipping water at a favorite Midtown restaurant as he talked about his career and making "Magnolias" — due next Sunday on Lifetime with Queen Latifah, Phylicia Rashad and Alfre Woodard in an ensemble cast — for a new generation.