Sentence examples for understandably confident from inspiring English sources

The team has grown understandably confident of its chances.

'We are top of the table on merit.' As to the future, Ashman was understandably confident.

An attack that includes Graham Onions (who will miss the first game) and Stephen Harmison will win matches and Phil Mustard, club captain, is understandably confident.

The European Open champion was set to shoot up the world rankings after a fine season and was sounding understandably confident on the eve of the tournament: "I wasn't ready before.

Winning the Spanish Open a week before Wentworth, Ballesteros was understandably confident as he arrived in Surrey, saying that he could win the title if he continued to putt well.

The way Antoine Griezmann and Mario Mandzukic, in particular, tore into Real in that game suggested Atlético are understandably confident that they have Real's number, and the way some of Real's player seemed to give up towards the end of that match suggested they might agree.

Bosses who have flourished in such businesses in India, with its poor infrastructure and still-daunting regulatory environment, understandably feel confident that they have lessons to teach their new purchases in other countries.

This time, though her singing was more confident, she seemed understandably rattled by her vocally and physically wobbly Radames, Luciano Pavarotti.

But in an overstimulating world of mixed messages -- from school, friends, magazines and TV shows -- the goal of raising a confident daughter can feel understandably daunting.

Their mood of gloom deepened as County's understandably unchanged starting line-up started the game the more confident side.

But the corruption of the Greek political system understandably makes it hard for other countries to make concessions to the Greeks or to feel confident about sharing a common currency with them.