Sentence examples for under a confident from inspiring English sources

She powered home under a confident hand ride from Eibar Coa to win by two lengths.

Furyk retook the lead at 9-under with a confident 15-foot uphill birdie putt at No. 12.

And Watt claimed his first under-21 international goal with a confident finish from 12 yards to complete Scotland's win.

For classification purposes all horses have the same birthday — Jan . 1— so he will be running as 3-year-old for about four months when he's actually only 2. He's been the heavy favorite in winning both his races, by 4¼ lengths at 6 furlongs at Santa Anita and by 1¼ lengths under a very confident hand ride by Smith in the 7-furlong Bob Hope Stakes at Del Mar.

It also reminded MPs to portray the party as enjoying a confident mood under a section entitled "conference narrative".

The final door's visions take a few moments to reveal their horror, but this is a vivid score, and here it sounded dynamic, as played by a confident orchestra under David Atherton's reliable baton.

One moment Suárez was rubbing his head and claiming that the Bournemouth centre-back had elbowed him, the next he was sending Sturridge through to slide a confident finish under Camp.

The 18-year-old Slovenian Matej Mohoric, was a confident winner of the Under-23 road race.

Stevens – whose book on Galton and Simpson, The Masters of Sitcom: From Hancock to Steptoe, is published this week – was bowled over by the script, which comes complete with camera angles and scene-settings and tells the story of an under-confident romantic in a 1960s industrial town whose day off sees him become involved in a series of slip-ups, embarrassments and a failed attempt at love.

Above all, Tom Kirkman is a good man and he plans to win this thing with his compassion and humanity, like an under-confident Jed Bartlet.

But a report into the effectiveness of religious education presented by researchers at the University of Glasgow this year found that RE teachers felt under-confident, under-valued and under increasing pressure to "teach to the test" at the expense of tackling real faith issues.