Sentence examples for unusual confidence from inspiring English sources

And they say that with unusual confidence for forecasters, too.

IT TAKES unusual confidence to put up taxes on alcohol, tobacco and fuel shortly before an election.

And here, again, compliments are due to the unknowing early critics who commented on the unusual confidence and professionalism of what was presented as a debut.

They remember a relaxed attitude and an unusual confidence that stood out even in a class of some of America's most confident.

Although they exist now as fragments, they can be dated with unusual confidence because of the royal insignias stamped on their handles; they were made between 750 and 150 B.C.

Indeed, they are showing unusual confidence in "The Runner," a concept more than a year in refinement that was brought to the network by the acting-writing team of Matt Damon and Ben Affleck.

Connections have an unusual degree of confidence in Shutthefrontdoor's claims and that confidence can prove justified, allowing AP McCoy to bid farewell in a manner befitting the greatest of the greats.

This was an unusual vote of confidence for a public relations executive.

American golf was suffering from an unusual crisis in confidence in 1988.

As revealed by her diary, Wolfson was a young woman animated by an unusual sense of confidence, but also determined to fulfill her potential.

Still, he said, the election of Mr. Obama, a friend for years, has given an unusual boost of confidence in a city that is usually nonplussed.