Sentence examples for should not be confident from inspiring English sources
Szczesny, who made some crucial saves before Arsenal hit Dortmund with a classic smash-and-grab raid on the hour, sees no reason why the Gunners should not be confident of another top display at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Manuel Almunia sees no reason why Arsenal should not be confident of once again clawing themselves back into the race for the Premier League title, starting at Chelsea on Sunday.
Because trials in this field are frequently small, one should not be confident that the true intervention effect lies closer to the effect estimates from parallel-arm or split-mouth trials.
"There is no reason we can see why people shouldn't be confident at the moment given the position that they see.
In "Advantage," you make the case for American "software" in innovation, but American executives often say we shouldn't be confident; they cite some familiar numbers on Chinese engineers graduating each year, rising Chinese investment in R. & D., new infrastructure, and so on.
Hi, there's no reason why Scotland shouldn't be confident playing Ireland and Wales at home, and expect good results.
I'm not saying that girls shouldn't be confident.
Just being in a place where you're confident in your blackness and your skin tone and your body and your hair, all of those things, is really incredible because we live in a world that tells us that we shouldn't be confident about these things.
Regarding the defense's argument that the conviction will be thrown out, he said the defense should not be so confident that an obstruction of justice conviction must accompany a perjury conviction.
And his tremendous fundraising power (a record-shattering $150m in September) lets the party leadership spend more of its own kitty on legislative races.But it should not be too confident.
Mr. Deeds said that Democrats should not be overly confident about Virginia and suggested that in some ways, Mr. Obama had enjoyed a unique success, given his particular appeal.
