Sentence examples for self-assured man from inspiring English sources

Kamel is a slight, self-assured man in his early 30s.

Mr. Robertson said, "He was the most self-assured man I ever met".

He is a modest yet self-assured man in his early 30s, from continental Europe.

Few people in South Dakota have no opinion of this forceful, self-assured man.

Mensinger, also a developer, is a rangy, self-assured man who heads the local Pop Warner league.

As ever, it opened with Don Corleone in a tuxedo, the image of a self-assured man of power.

Sex garbed in romantic weeds, sex with strong self-assured men rather than puling boychicks.

But Labour – under most leaders except Clement Attlee, John Smith, Mike Foot and perhaps Jim Callaghan, all self-assured men – has its own insecurities, bred of humble backgrounds – in Tony Blair's case the knowledge of what Fleet Street had recently done to destroy Neil Kinnock.

An increasingly self-assured Manning even went as far as to proclaim himself Tom Brady's equal this year -- a position that will prove even harder to refute if the Giants knock off the Packers.

Kansas City's most renowned barbecue man was Arthur Bryant, a quiet, self-assured black man from Texas, who died in his restaurant a couple of years ago, at the age of eighty.

"What a nice and self-assured young man you are.