Sentence examples for waiting confident from inspiring English sources
The phrase "waiting confident" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a sense of confidence while waiting, but it lacks proper grammatical structure. Example: "I stood there, waiting confidently for my turn to speak."
Instead, nearing 60, he bides his time as Julie's "husband in waiting," confident that one day her marriage will fall apart and that he'll have his second chance.
He moved easily, but mostly he smoked and waited, confident that his creations would ripen with a bit of time.By the time he died in 1940 aged 60, Klee had created nearly 10,000 artworks, mostly paintings, drawings and some puppets.
We waited confident and energized.
In short, they're still confident, but waiting for that confidence to be backed up by reality.
He wasn't confident, waiting downstairs, that Ellen would remember who he was.
The 64-year-old is well-liked by staff and supporters for his personality and statesmanlike approach to managing the club, but most have long since given up waiting for his confident persona to be reflected in the football played by his team.
Look Confident and Feel Confident.
The Ottoman leaders were in disagreement and had their preparations for the battle delayed; after "three hours of idle waiting, Báthory, confident that Pál Kinizsi would arrive any minute, gave the order to attack".
A portrait from the mid-1940s shows Ms. Wasserman in pearls, her dark hair swept up and sculpted, her expression that of a confident starlet waiting to be discovered.
On the night of Oct. 21, 1996, the Atlanta Braves strolled out of Yankee Stadium and onto their waiting buses as a confident team.
