Sentence examples for tremendously confident from inspiring English sources
"Kobe is a tremendously confident and talented young man who believes he can always do it himself," Winter said.
"Wes's process is as refined and evolved as it can be; he's relaxed and tremendously confident," says Anjelica Huston.
People assume that everyone is tremendously confident and that if you do Mock the Week, or whatever, you just come off stage and are not really worried about how you performed, but everybody doubts themselves slightly, don't they?
She does make a strong case for there having been a social plus side to the commune which merits more than footnote status: the adults and children do indeed seem to share at least one very positive characteristic with Israeli kibbutzniks - they seem tremendously happy, confident, sociable and accomplished.
As if from nowhere, a first-time British film-maker has appeared with a tremendously accomplished, subtle and supremely confident feature, authorially distinctive and positively dripping with technique.
In his initial review, our critic Peter Bradshaw wrote: "As if from nowhere, a first-time British film-maker has appeared with a tremendously accomplished, subtle and supremely confident feature".
"These new treated bed nets are a major improvement, and I'm confident that people will benefit tremendously".
He is confident that they what he has shared will be tremendously helpful to them in ensuring that future projects have the greatest possible impact.
It's tremendously fabulous.
The crew helped tremendously".
