Sentence examples for terribly confident from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, it wasn't a terribly confident first public appearance from Hodgson and his new employers.

Given that I had been booed, I wasn't terribly confident cycling would win the day.

I was terribly confident that I could write well after 'Frozen,' and then this opened a chasm of doubt".

And though most hacks have opinions about all sorts of things and will sound terribly confident about them if paid enough, they are deep down rather nervous that their own instant hunch may be completely wrong.

"You can hear a pin drop when they're travelling to these places because while they can seem terribly confident when they're in their neighbourhood, take them out of their comfort zone and they're like fish out of water," he says.

Wilson is a big guy with lots of experience but he won't be 80-minutes fit and didn't look terribly confident against Exeter last weekend.

The text itself meanders from career moves to inventive room layouts to Mr. Garcia's personality quirks ("terribly self-confident yet avid for reassurance").

"I'm not terribly worried about the business, because I'm confident we can extract value, and I'm funding all of it right now".

She is also a volatile personality, and her playing can be terribly erratic, which is why she has been most confident playing concertos, where she is reined in by a conductor and orchestra.

Ms. Gosselin is a confident and remarkably open former nurse who seems not terribly bothered by the vitriol expressed toward her in the blogosphere, where she is frequently vilified as a publicity-hungry control freak.

"If I'm confident that the sound of it is accurate, I say, well, I'm terribly sorry but this is the sound we are making".