Sentence examples for sort of confident from inspiring English sources

Good sense of humour, intelligent, not hideously unattractive, and sort of confident without being arrogant".

Some of the women in her novels speak with this sort of confident humor.

Most people consider Trammell a hopeless underdog, but you won't find that sort of confident assertion here.

"We made her sort of confident, sort of sexy, all these things we wanted in a friend".

Since the Reformation era, many theologians and philosophers have been impatient with this sort of confident metaphysical speculation, preferring to dismiss it as learned nonsense.

I think there is a danger in, there is a difficult balance between giving people enough information that they feel sort of confident, but without giving them so much information they feel they understand other people just by virtue of the fact they can check a list of facts about them.

I sort of agree.

People are sort of less confident that they're going to be doing better next year, so I think all of those things combined … are probably contributing to perhaps a little less faith in the country overall," Bowman said.

I'm embarrassed at how surprised I am to be chatting so easily to a nun, but she has the sort of peaceful, quietly confident presence that puts people at ease.

The saying is that there are no second acts in American lives; the novel, I think, has led a very American sort of life: swaggering, confident, brash even – and ever aware of its world-conquering manifest destiny.

One attendee recalled that Rowan was stiff but confident, "sort of like a grownup version of McLovin', from 'Superbad.' " A day after the book was released, Rowan hosted a spy-themed costume party at Spoonbill & Sugartown.