Sentence examples for typically confident from inspiring English sources

DONNA E. SHALALA came to the phone upbeat and typically confident yesterday.

Evans is typically confident about the match, but is already delighted with the way Quins' season has improved both on and off the field.

"When companies are confident enough to increase business investment, they are typically confident to hire more workers," said James F. O'Sullivan, chief economist for MF Global.

Sounding typically confident, President Wahid, who is on a trip abroad, brushed aside the speculation on Monday and said General Wiranto should resign from his cabinet post as coordinating minister for political and military affairs.

(I have heard one explanation for this that makes sense, given the typically confident driving style here: because it rains so infrequently, oil builds up on the roads and makes them extra slippery).

Stekelenburg denied Wilfried Bony with a smart low save as the visitors, typically confident in possession, looked most likely to net the winner.

Safe to assume then, German confidence is typically very confident.

Those who feel they have been treated respectfully are typically more positive, confident and ready to tackle the job market.

The Plott hound, typically an alert, confident hunter, is brindle, with or without a black saddle marking on its back.

This is mostly because the CART-method typically returns very confident scores that are difficult to be corrected by other methods.

And, hey, we writers aren't typically the most confident public speakers.