Sentence examples for unjustifiably confident from inspiring English sources
It's also what keeps more of us from winding up on other end of the confidence continuum alongside those who are afflicted with a lesser known but arguably far more dangerous condition known as Irrational Self-ConfISCnce Syndrome (ISC) - a wonderfully apt term coined by former Rocky Mountain News reporter Erica Heath to describe the unjustifiably confident.
All have been carrying unjustifiably high costs.
And federal drug laws are unjustifiably extreme.
Expectations will rise too, perhaps unjustifiably.
The Iranian government is indeed "paranoid"—and not entirely unjustifiably.
Or has a line been unjustifiably crossed, diminishing all concerned?
Not merely wrong, he adds, but unreasonably and unjustifiably so.
I have always been able to imagine being unjustifiably hated".
Others said the new analysis was unjustifiably dismissive.
"I thought we deserved to win," Neville said, not unjustifiably.
