Sentence examples for time confident from inspiring English sources

I felt, maybe for the first time, confident.

Some red shirts here say that they are biding their time, confident of victory.

They wanted to see Mr. DeBarge as he was on Wednesday night at S.O.B.'s, in his first solo New York show in some time, confident and loose.

It could play for time, confident that the pan-democrats, as bad at resisting united-front tactics as China's Hong Kong supporters are at street protest, could be split.

Visiting goalkeeper Scott Bain had already been tested by a Mark Reynolds volley by the time, confident and fleet of foot, the hosts sped into a seventh-minute lead.

Someone like Gothalion, meanwhile, may be more comfortable streaming whatever he wants at any given time, confident that enough of his audience will be interested to watch him play Monster Hunter or Sea of Thieves.

Before his official jobs under Mr Bush, he served as a protege of James Baker, a long-time confident of the Bush family.

At times confident and joking, occasionally combative, Mr. Maliki said in an interview that he would resist efforts to curtail his authority if he did return.

The relaxation of oversight has implied an unholy bargain: let markets operate unfettered in good times, confident that the feds will come to the rescue in bad.

During boom times, confident workers are far more likely to move onto greener pastures of their own accord.

Selwyn Fernandes, Managing Director of LV= car insurance, said: "Are first time passers confident because they pass first time?