Sentence examples for vaguely confident from inspiring English sources

The groundstaff are mingling damply on the covers and the skies don't look too threatening so vaguely confident that play will start again at one o'clock.

With pub day fast approaching, and finally feeling vaguely confident in my Twitter skills (I knew how to retweet! I was unstoppable!), I decided it was time to launch my promotion.

Rudd came to the Wet Hot party already known as the dishy and confident but vaguely superior college dude Josh, Cher's love interest (and step-brother!) in Clueless.

By being squeaky clean to the point of near featurelessness, The Bachelorette has a broad appeal 12 million viewers, at its peak and the yogurt and soap and clothing companies that advertise on it are confident their vaguely feminist marketing campaigns will mesh perfectly with the show's themes.

When the discussion turned toward Trump's plans for healthcare, the businessman and reality television star offered his usual confident, yet vague response: "The nice part of the plan -— you'll have many different plans," Trump stuttered, before reiterating for good measure that, "We're going to have many different plans".

The decision makers would be more comfortable and confident to give vague judgments rather than evaluating pairwise comparisons using single numeric values.

You were vague about why you were so confident about the greyhound that you put £500 on.

Second, we omitted codes for quotes that were too vague for us to make a confident judgment about their content.

He blasts her calm with a verbose, confident ardor that will ring vaguely familiar to anyone who has spent time with Lowell's voluminous letters.

He was outrageously confident and had a talent for telling vaguely plausible lies – or rather, plausibly vague lies.

Even if the Twins vaguely resemble the Angels, Torre said, he is more confident in his starters now.