Furthermore, HT aims to gradually shape the mindset and to teach the pregnant woman to become more (self-) confident about her ability to deliver the baby spontaneously vaginally.
I am fairly self-confident about talking to a roomful of adults.
I found him calm, detached and self-confident about his abilities and work.
"I couldn't afford it, but I felt gorgeous, smart, liberated and giddily self-confident about the new life I was creating -- in that dress".
Should a student or colleague disagree with her, Dr. Spelke skips the defensive bristling, perhaps in part because she is serenely self-confident about her intellectual powers.
Parents told me they wanted their children to be "bilingual" in two religious languages, and to feel positive and self-confident about being part of an interfaith family, rather than tolerated or on the periphery in a single-faith context.
He's clearly self-confident about his work, which could be interpreted as dickishness, but then he is an ambitious and versatile performer, as gifted as anyone in his age range.
It's the sort of thing you can only do if you're self-confident about your looks, though one disobliging online commentator did say that his first thought was that this was what TV presenters look like without slap; shame on him.
The anniversary shindigs are particularly unwelcome, they reckon, because they mean, in effect, a burst of state-financed unionist propaganda slap in the middle of the campaign for elections to the Scottish Parliament on May 1st.For a party whose biggest electoral problem is persuading Scots to feel more self-confident about independence, this seems narrow-minded.
Fox said that what distinguishes the high-reactives who learn to adapt from those who don't often comes down to something simple, like finding one or two supportive friends — or, like Mary and her ballet, finding something they're good at and can feel self-confident about.
