How To Use Confidently In A Sentence
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Watching him strut confidently through the role is a joy.
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An absolute cracker of a match is confidently expected.
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The bankers who helped to launch the deal confidently predicted that the shares would trade a premium to net asset value.
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I learned this, at least, by my experiment: that if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. Henry David Thoreau
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China is building a 400-megawatt facility 60 miles from Beijing, and says confidently it will be generating 12 percent of its energy from renewables by 2020.
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At work, you can talk confidently without seeming conceited.
The Sun
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Armed with LOW's knowledge I went in confidently asking for 20 1 oz silver bars.
Silver Certificates and failure to redeem.
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Had there been concerns about any aspect of the process it can confidently be asserted that they would have found expression.
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Specifically, several studies have demonstrated that participants will confidently infer a strong causal link between two events after observing only a single positive instance of a cause and effect co-occurring.
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The report asserts confidently that the industry will grow.
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But whatever the lok sabha holds in store for the bill, what we all know for certain is that the feminine face of Indian politics is slowly changing, and one can confidently believe that it could be for the better.
WSJIDEBATE: Is the Women's Reservation Bill Good for India?
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They played very confidently and are a good team with quick passing.
The Sun
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Women who'd long been pensioned off the catwalk are emerging reborn in their fifties and sixties, as coolly desirable, quietly, but confidently shimmering with big-name campaigns.
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England are also led by a manager who is still struggling to get his team to assert themselves confidently, as a record of damaging draws suggests.
Times, Sunday Times
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It would be very easy to write a very stupid religion-and-Torchwood story; but Minchin confidently takes Gwen and Rhys through matters ecclesiastical, in what for me is the slightly foreign church environment of South Wales.
July Books 1) Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck
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Your willpower is strong, you have a deeper belief in your abilities and can talk confidently without seeming at all conceited.
The Sun
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Fifteen minutes later the door opened to reveal the Marquess of Bradford, striding confidently towards him.
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A broad shouldered man wearing a dinner jacket swaggered confidently up to the bar.
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He batted confidently and with style and shows himself to be a valuable acquisition for Border cricket.
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He clambers confidently ahead of me, keeping the rope between us tight, stopping at each awkward step to see me safely over.
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We had been confidently assured that the train was about to depart to Paddington.
Times, Sunday Times
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I learned this, at least, by my experiment: that if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. Henry David Thoreau
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It enabled us to confidently determine that we can be of most value to advertisers and publishers by offering a tailored solution that meets more specialized needs. as a standalone beta called Gatineau in October 2007, and then was integrated into the adCenter website.
LiveSide - Windows Live news and interviews
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We confidently rely on its theory and its data to send people to the moon, to lob missiles across oceans and to design thrill rides for amusement parks.
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Jude nodded and smiled confidently, even if he was slightly confused by Stephen's backhanded compliment.
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She would stride onto the stage, sit confidently, legs crossed, and, in that austere, Waspy lockjaw voice that has become her trademark, do what she does best - sell order and beauty, aspiration and a sort of perfection.
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Sitting on the lawn of Burnaby Mountain Park, Jester confidently strolled up to me at our pre-arranged meeting spot.
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Go confidently in the direction of your dreams! Live the life you've imagined. Henry David Thoreau
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A broad shouldered man wearing a dinner jacket swaggered confidently up to the bar.
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Politicians in modern liberal democracies confidently expect to die in bed.
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He confidently asserts that the tapes are not faked, and that the vocal range is too broad to be made by a human.
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No one, I confidently told an academic friend this week, writes tragedy any more.
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The science which, with all its preliminaries, has for its especial object the solution of these problems is named metaphysics -- a science which is at the very outset dogmatical, that is, it confidently takes upon itself the execution of this task without any previous investigation of the ability or inability of reason for such an undertaking.
The Critique of Pure Reason
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You can talk confidently without sounding conceited and make it clear that you can handle a work task or personal project.
The Sun
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She barely noticed the season's first nip of cold on her cheeks as she strode confidently through the dark streets, lit with nothing but the scarce streetlights.
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He strode confidently across the hall
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All other vine varieties, Pliny asserts confidently, are imports from Greece.
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Speaking clearly and confidently in sentences rather than monosyllabic grunts makes an enormous difference.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's not commonly realised that there is a strong notional element in some of the times so confidently listed in the ephemeris, as will become clear if you compare the times given for aspects of the major planets in different ephemerides.
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Either I knock off and eat," said Astro confidently, "or I call the foreman and you talk to Lactu.
The Revolt on Venus
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If all devitalised tissue has been confidently excised we favour immediate coverage with meshed, split skin grafts secured with a foam vacuum suction dressing.
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Martin Ramin for The Wall Street Journal 'One feature shared by all successful surgeons is the ability to stand confidently beside a trusting, helpless and anesthetized patient, make a deliberate incision on unblemished skin and carry out often complex and sometimes lifethreatening maneuvers inside a body cavity.
Healing Reads: The Year's Five Best Books
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Premier League win against Arsenal in aeons and an astonishing demolition job on Chelsea later and those of us who confidently predicted Tottenham's end-of-season collapse have been left picking eggshell, albumen and vitellus from our gormless, slack-jawed faces.
The Guardian World News
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I can confidently say that this stuff is a whole lot better than most people are sitting down to in downtown Kinshasa.
Times, Sunday Times
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For sure, however, every schoolboy (of my generation anyway) knows when at teatime on 16 September the final score – Devon 4 New Zealand 55 – was received by the London sports news agency, the unbelieving subeditor confidently presumed a transmission error and reversed the result to Devon 55 New Zealand 4.
How the original All Blacks went down in the annals of history
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Far from his California base, Meteor Storm seemed unfazed by the coastal change as he galloped along confidently in fourth, with Javier Castellano in the leathers, as Wild Buddy set the early pace.
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He is a cocky creature who chomps a carrot the way W. C. Fields bit into his cigars: confidently.
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But survive she did and despite only having a limited use of her limbs, 14-year-old Sophie can now confidently control almost half-a-ton of horse, and is one of Britain's leading young horsewomen.
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We can retrain ourselves to cope confidently.
The Sun
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She stood so confidently, her eyes and smile beaming some secret we may have shared.
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DS is 16.5 months now and he cruises confidently, crawls like Speedy Gonzales and will walk a few steps holding one hand.
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It was a different woman who now confidently walked into the consulting room.
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It might also be said that with the structure he's erected, Lauren is something of an arriviste, but if that were uttered, it would require adding that many of the mansions introduced on those soigné avenues were constructed as well by new money confidently joining the old -- like the Rhinelander mansion that's been Lauren's home-base haberdashery for men and women these last few decades.
David Finkle: Saturday Shoppers View Ralph Lauren's New Madison Avenue Mansion
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Henry, fighting the urge to just disappear and let the battle rage on, shifted somewhat pompously and very self-confidently into a loud authoritative voice.
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Much similar to the parting of the Red Sea, the white cloud split into two as the mad scientist confidently strolled out of it.
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Fielding women candidates can be a hollow victory if they are not resourced to campaign effectively and confidently.
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These are sure-footed lyrics, confidently placed in their musical context, and telling their stories by phrasing just as much as the words.
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Le cortesie, l'audaci imprese io canto "-- the northern Ariosto sang bravely the _arme_ and the _audaci imprese_; less confidently the _amori_ and the _cortesie_.
A History of English Romanticism in the Nineteenth Century
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The alcohol-marinaded man who flails around for a hug before confidently laying down this nuanced judgment: "Next year cannot be any worse".
In praise of … an alternative New Year's Eve | Editorial
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To move beyond rigid rules and roles, the twenty-first century nurse must not only understand nursing and medical language, but use it confidently.
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Instead, he spoke to our better angels, confidently, forcefully and inclusively.
George Lakoff: How Obama Got It Right
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It could not confidently be said that that was true of the exclusionary rule.
Times, Sunday Times
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Yet the cast manages to coexist capably with the conceit, confidently propelling us through the drama of lords, priests and queens, in ascendance and decline, in Henry's intrigue-ridden court.
Theater review: Folger Theatre's 'Henry VIII'
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Barnard confidently integrates a vast primary and secondary literature without miring the reader in excessive detail.
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Now let us take the other question, -- which may indeed be called a question as to the allowableness of resting confidently in truth already gained, without consenting to examine the claims of something asserting itself to be a new truth, yet which seems to interfere with the old.
The Christian Life Its Course, Its Hindrances, And Its Helps
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You can talk confidently about your abilities without sounding conceited.
The Sun
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It can help to visualize yourself making your speech clearly and confidently.
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I have just come across yet another site that faithfully provides us with Pokorny's work, rather overconfidently named Linguistics Research Center, a site coming from the University of Texas.
Pokorny lives again
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Stephen, offering her his arm, guiding her confidently across the marble floor, was glossy with well-being.
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We had been confidently assured that the train was about to depart to Paddington.
Times, Sunday Times
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The sad thing about people who confidently predict the apocalypse is that they look so foolish when it fails to materialise.
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Once again Brecht's eyes surveyed the grounds before they settled on a broad shouldered brute of a man who was already striding confidently toward him.
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Can we confidently rely on him to get the job done?
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And the same, who feeleth this inclination in himselfe, by all likelihood may hope, or rather confidently repose in the preordinance of God, that in this last age of the world (or likely neuer) the time is compleat of receiuing also these
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques, and Discoveries of The English Nation, Vol. XII., America, Part I.
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The tincture of gold known by the name of _Mademoiselle Grimaldi's potable gold_ enjoyed a wonderful reputation towards the close of the 18th century as an efficacious restorative and stimulant; and numerous instances of its all but miraculous powers were confidently adduced.
Aphrodisiacs and Anti-aphrodisiacs: Three Essays on the Powers of Reproduction
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These studies confidently predict that at any plausible temperatures in Jupiter no solid molecular hydrogen surface is encountered.
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Emanuel badgered and bothered the home player-manager sufficiently on the edge of his own box to win possession before striding confidently downfield.
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Every voice in the town declared confidently that the jongleur was the guilty man, and had successfully hidden his plunder before he was sighted and pursued.
The Sanctuary Sparrow
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The Dringhouses Sports Club ace confidently fired 18 then 16 darts to claim the League's top prize.
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On arrival in Penobscot Bay they set up their equipment, calibrated their clocks with other astronomical observations, and confidently awaited the eclipse.
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He himself confidently predicted it, foreseeing a time when his books would be the subject of serious study and when he would be applauded for the novelty and depth of the insights they contained.
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England are also led by a manager who is still struggling to get his team to assert themselves confidently, as a record of damaging draws suggests.
Times, Sunday Times
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She stood confidently in the stern, gathering the parachute silk around her like a cloudy pink crinoline.
RUSHING TO PARADISE
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This had the effect of galvanising the visitors, with the ball spinning confidently down the line, pinning the home side briefly back against their line.
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The "ouija" lies as coolly and confidently as it tells the truth; in fact, it is dogmatically positive that its statements are correct in every case, even when they are glaringly incorrect at the very time they are written.
The Problems of Psychical Research Experiments and Theories in the Realm of the Supernormal
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Some of the more prominent members of the seminar think this speculative question can be confidently answered.
Christianity Today
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Leigh's skilful orchestration of character and narrative was confidently reasserted in his drama 'Grown-Ups'.
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Turning this quote on its head, one can confidently say that readers have proved this paradise allegory's aptness over and over again.
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I remembered how confidently the big doctor had wielded his surgical lancet.
A RODENT OF DOUBT
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Kerry voiced his words very confidently and held a firm look on his face.
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The third round automatically began the tiring of the aging Listen, who was overconfidently trained to go only two rounds.
The Autobiography of Malcolm X
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He is a cocky creature who chomps a carrot the way W. C. Fields bit into his cigars: confidently.
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The Playfair business was a respectable business to buy; the Plummer Place, though it stood in an unfashionable outskirt, was a respectable place to settle in; and the minister, in casting his lot in Elgin, envisaged John Murchison as part of it, thought of him confidently as a "dependance," saw him among the future elders and office-bearers of the congregation, a man who would be punctual with his pew-rent, sage in his judgements, and whose views upon church attendance would be extended to his family.
The Imperialist
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The head is in proportion to the body, carried confidently with monkey - like facial expression.
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As one reads the reports of writers who have given arsphenamine in large doses and in rapidly repeated courses of treatment, and when one hears of the remissions obtained, in number and in duration far superior to the number of remissions observable in untreated paralysis, it cannot confidently be maintained that arsphenamine is ineffective against progressive paralysis.
Julius Wagner-Jauregg - Nobel Lecture
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On Tuesday, John Paulson, who shot to fame on a bet against subprime bets, told investors on a call that he had been wrong on the timing of a recovery and had overconfidently bet that too many stock prices would rise, according to several people who listened in.
New Mexico fund to stick with Paulson for now
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And the same, who feeleth this inclination in himself, by all likelihood may hope or rather confidently repose in the preordinance of God, that in this last age of the world
Sir Humphrey Gilbert's Voyage to Newfoundland
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He'll also able to hold up his head confidently, so you can enjoy bouncing, jiggling action rhymes together.
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These similarities have prompted evolutionists to confidently declare that crossopterygians evolved into tetrapods.
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And thus our Saviour meets with the arrogance of Peter, foretelling him that he should not have the courage he so confidently assumed to himself, but should within the time and space of cockcrowing deny him thrice.
From the Talmud and Hebraica
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The car softly purred to a stop outside her house, and a man, sleekly and darkly dressed, got out and confidently walked straight into the house!
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Bross, in the meantime, strode confidently, taking even steps, a ghost of a smile on his face.
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The patient swallows several yards of a reliable silk thread a day or two before the proposed dilatation is carried out; the thread is expected to pass through the stricture of the stomach, and to enter for some distance into the small intestine; the metal head of the bougie, which is canalised in its long axis, is "threaded" on the silk, and the latter acting as a guide, the bougie is passed safely and confidently through the stricture.
Manual of Surgery Volume Second: Extremities—Head—Neck. Sixth Edition.
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From chamber choirs to traditional balladeers, Newfoundland musicians are confidently rooted in local culture
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England are also led by a manager who is still struggling to get his team to assert themselves confidently, as a record of damaging draws suggests.
Times, Sunday Times
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A neat cardie confidently covers a belly, although it won't disguise it.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is easier to talk confidently about work without sounding conceited.
The Sun
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Confidently perching or restoratively leaning on it, emphatically plunking it down or cannily relocating it, blithely ignoring it or stymiedly crumpling up over it, Stritch makes the high chair embody moods, objectify states of being.
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Stephen, offering her his arm, guiding her confidently across the marble floor, was glossy with well-being.
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And the same, who feeleth this inclination in himself, by all likelihood may hope, or rather confidently repose in the preordinance of God, that in this last age of the world (or likely never) the time is complete of receiving also these gentiles into His mercy, and that God will raise Him an instrument to effect the same; it seeming probable by event of precedent attempts made by the Spaniards and French sundry times, that the countries lying north of Florida God hath reserved the same to be reduced unto Christian civility by the English nation.
Sir Humphrey Gilbert’s Voyage to Newfoundland. Paras. 1-49
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Darwin set the notion of disuse to one side and focused more confidently on his main subject, natural selection.
The Song of The Dodo
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You can talk confidently without sounding conceited and make it clear that you can handle a work task or personal project.
The Sun
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Some of the more prominent members of the seminar think this speculative question can be confidently answered.
Christianity Today
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In recent weeks some have confidently suggested that all will be solved by a little more investment spending.
Times, Sunday Times
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I can confidently promise that this year is going to be very different.
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Small for his size and standing on his toes to reach the microphone he confidently spelled "anachronism" -- much more difficult than gypsy.
Debbie Lister: DC Corporate Types Help Inner City Kids Learn to Spell
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I can confidently say that none of them were or are racist.
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It was remarkable to see this young girl walk reticently on stage, sit at the piano and begin to play so naturally, confidently and without any interference to the musical flow.
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A month later Salmon confidently handed the code clerk a number of messages encoded in an entirely new system.
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It is easier to talk confidently about work without sounding conceited.
The Sun
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Hunched to the wall, white-faced, in his frail voice he spoke the verses confidently.
COUP D'ETAT
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England are also led by a manager who is still struggling to get his team to assert themselves confidently, as a record of damaging draws suggests.
Times, Sunday Times
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She played the piano confidently but her timing was not good.
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You can talk confidently without seeming conceited.
The Sun
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Try to act confidently, even if you feel nervous.
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We desperately need sexy, sophisticated, confidently mature women role models in the media -- real women, not Frankenstein constructs -- showing us that it is possible to age agelessly.
Diane Gilman: Finally! Sexy Baby Boomer Women Are in Vogue
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England are also led by a manager who is still struggling to get his team to assert themselves confidently, as a record of damaging draws suggests.
Times, Sunday Times
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Republican party members were confidently proclaiming victory even as the first few votes came in.
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Wearing khaki jacket and trousers, the paunchy, frizzy-haired leader strode confidently behind Kim, his deportment suggesting he was as comfortable in front of the cameras as his guest was.
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Stevens rode more confidently in the stretch, while Antley slashed away with his whip 17 times from the quarter pole home.
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we have to do what is right confidently
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No one can confidently say that he will still be living tomorrow. Euripides
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At work, you can talk confidently without seeming conceited.
The Sun
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All three smiled confidently and gave a relaxed, free rendition that showed rehearsal time well spent.
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Crisp, sharp hurling, was complemented by an unyielding spirit and determination, with the players confidently marshalling their sectors with great gusto.
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Herrera's portmanteau style and ludic impulse constitute a form of visual jabberwocky, in which the familiar is confidently manipulated and destabilized.
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What can be stated confidently is that no credible evidence exists which can tie the Kennedys (nor, for that matter, the Mafia) into a murder plot.
GreenCine Daily: Sunday shorts.
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Four sturdy countrymen in homespun came striding confidently, two with bows strung and slung ready for action, one shouldering a billhook, and the fourth a long, handled pikel.
A Caregiver's Homage To The Very Old
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Notwithstanding the aversion with which I regarded the idea of entrapping him into any disclosure he was not prepared to make voluntarily, I should have taken him up at this point, but for the strange proceedings in which I saw him engaged; whereof his putting the lemon-peel into the kettle, the sugar into the snuffer-tray, the spirit into the empty jug, and confidently attempting to pour boiling water out of
David Copperfield
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You can talk confidently without seeming conceited.
The Sun
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I'm a man of my hands," said the cottar confidently.
A River So Long
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When Lavoisier presented his antiphlogistic system, this system proved in principle so perfect that one could confidently predict that many well-known substances, such as alkalis and alkaline earths, were not elements but oxides of hitherto unknown metals -
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1910 - Presentation Speech
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Blake engraves him as a naked Adamic figure sprawled atop a moldering skeleton, looking confidently into clearing sky and singing a hymn to human liberation:
Introduction: A History of Transatlantic Romanticism
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He tried to pack the Supreme Court with partisan allies and, overconfidently judging the economy recovered, retreated from the New Deal by instituting spending cuts that prompted a fresh economic tailspin.
Sunday Reading
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Picking a round so confidently smacks more of huge self-belief than anything underhand.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sure does look like the tween kirk is confidently grabbing Spock's ass just below camera frame and spock is "oh". dave
Star Trek Plot Details Revealed | /Film
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You can talk confidently without sounding conceited and make it clear that you can handle a work task or personal project.
The Sun
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It added that it was looking forward more confidently to the next 12 months.
Times, Sunday Times
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Magee, who entered the contest unbeaten in 22 fights, began confidently, landing the more telling blows.
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So when South Ossetian rebels along with Russian commandos in Tskhinvali began their revolt, Putin knew this would cause Saakashvili to react overconfidently, and with great haste.
KC Shoen: Our Russian Election
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No one can confidently say that he will still be living tomorrow. Euripides
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While Senate Republicans joined Democrats in pounding on the Goldman executives at the hearing and expressed comparable outrage over what they described as blatant conflicts of interest in the structuring of Goldman deals, they confidently trooped over to the Senate floor to vote again to block the bill.
Robert Greenwald: Sanders: Scream and Shout for Wall Street Reform
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Bush had confidently predicted that the Iraqi "troops will straggle home with no armor, beaten up, 50,000," but they were more numerous than that, and they had extricated lots of armor.
Geoffrey Wawro: Desert Storm Turns Twenty: What Really Happened in 1991, and Why it Matters, Part II of II
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For pudding, we shared a cardamom and saffron kulfi, which was emetically coloured and confidently flavoured.
Times, Sunday Times
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And not only I never try'd any Chymical Oyles whose tast was not very manifest and strong; but a skilful and inquisitive person who made it his business by elaborate operations to depurate Chymical Oyles, and reduce them to an Elementary simplicity, Informes us, that he never was able to make them at all Tastless; whence I might inferr, that the proof Chymists confidently give us of a bodies being saline, is so far from demonstrating the Predominancy, that it does not clearly Evince so much as the presence of the saline Principle in it.
The Sceptical Chymist or Chymico-Physical Doubts & Paradoxes, Touching the Spagyrist's Principles Commonly call'd Hypostatical; As they are wont to be Propos'd and Defended by the Generality of Alchymists. Whereunto is præmis'd Part of
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But dancing even more so, as he confidently and smoothly paced out the measures of the waltz.
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As a new labour loyal member and follower of our dear leader, I can confidently predict a greater than 0. 01% rise in chocolate sales come easter - this will be yet another sure indication that the loyal citizens of her majesty's 'great' britain are out spending and enjoying themselves purchasing vast quantities of confectionery namely from a US conglomerate known as kraft-cadburys. (formally british).
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It is supposed by some of the Welsh, and in some notes to a poem the author (Mr.P. Lewellyn) says he has been confidently assured, that the leek, as is generally supposed to be, is not the original emblem of Wales, but the sive, or chive, which is common to almost every peasant's garden.
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 12, No. 336, October 18, 1828
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It might also be said that with the structure he's erected, Lauren is something of an arriviste, but if that were uttered, it would require adding that many of the mansions introduced on those soigné avenues were constructed as well by new money confidently joining the old -- like the Rhinelander mansion that's been Lauren's home-base haberdashery for men and women these last few decades.
David Finkle: Saturday Shoppers View Ralph Lauren's New Madison Avenue Mansion
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Fire being lit, the Moors sat round to warm themselves, and confidently animadverted on the prosperity that would necessarily attend our journey, after having met with such a hospitable and favoured reception at the renowned sanctuary before mentioned.
An Account of Timbuctoo and Housa Territories in the Interior of Africa
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I confidently unloaded the bike, suited up, and swung my leg over the bike to get rolling.
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Everything that has been done in any other athenaeum, I confidently expect to see done here; and when that shall be the case, and when there shall be great cheap schools in connexion with the institution, and when it has bound together for ever all its friends, and brought over to itself all those who look upon it as an objectionable institution, — then, and not till then, I hope the young men of
Speeches: Literary and Social
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The 55-year-old politician, who beat the Conservative candidate by a mere 1,910 votes in what was a close-run election, confidently looked forward to the task ahead.
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Though I am no geriatric yet, I can confidently croon the song, ‘Those were the best days of my life!’
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Or, in my case, that the sweater I’m kntting so confidently is not going to fit.
No such thing as too many chefs. « A Bird’s Nest
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‘I assure you, ma'am, I'm capable of doing most things you put before me,’ Enela explained confidently.
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We contingency realize most confidently which a Holy Spirit never reproves offer if a impiety is cleansed by a changed red red red blood as good as forsaken.
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The Arvennese Princess walked confidently towards a cove of black stone, all of it covered in the most delicate incisions imaginable.
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We are trying to upskill New Zealanders, so that they can move forward confidently into the future.
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Company management confidently predicted minimum sales of 160,000 units a year.
THE 22 IMMUTABLE LAWS OF BRANDING
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Instead he loudly and very confidently instructed me to uninstall, reboot and reinstall the software, then reboot again and call back if it still doesn't work.
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Many estate owners do not have family or friends whom they can confidently nominate in their estate plan.
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It rests with the re-United States, by a just and successful treatment of the still formidable negro question, [B] to persuade unreluctant minds in the Old Country that slavery is, in very deed, the unmitigated wrong and nuisance which they used to reckon it; and those who have sympathized with the North look confidently for this ultimate result.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 17, No. 100, February, 1866
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She strode swiftly and confidently towards Chris, hands shoved into the pockets of her jeans.
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You can talk confidently about your abilities without sounding conceited.
The Sun
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We had been confidently assured that the train was about to depart to Paddington.
Times, Sunday Times
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He confidently depended upon the darkness, now absolute, and native unthoroughness, for his work to remain undetected until the sea came up and concealed it.
Gold Out of Celebes
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If all devitalised tissue has been confidently excised we favour immediate coverage with meshed, split skin grafts secured with a foam vacuum suction dressing.
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Team Athletics Track and Field is aimed at helping teachers confidently conduct athletics clinics that focus on maximum participation and fun while learning.
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Anne Sofie von Otter's mezzo-soprano is perhaps a touch ethereal for Dido, but she didn't try and compete with the orchestra, instead confidently drawing the drama to her, with a stage presence and an unfailingly intelligent musicality that anchored the human dimension of Part II.
Troy to Remember
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This was a grain of comfort, and I looked forward confidently to a long future of remuneration and renown, when a letter of regret arrived from the fair editress, returning my story, and explaining, that, being unable to meet her engagements, the magazine had been sold to pay her debts.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 71, September, 1863
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And we should confidently add Du Bois's discussion of the this-worldly social benefits religion provides to the above list.
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Fleetword heeded not this, but rejoicing sincerely in any event that gave him opportunity of speech, proceeded to anathematize the whole assembly as confidently as if he had been the pope's legate.
The Buccaneer A Tale
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In recent weeks some have confidently suggested that all will be solved by a little more investment spending.
Times, Sunday Times
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Don Juan asserted confidently that he had the firm support of numerous followers.
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In a 1962 letter featured on the Chabad.org website, he wrote that "it is safe to assume that all we have learned in the field of nucleonics in the last few decades is very little by comparison with what we can confidently expect to learn in the next few decades.
Menachem Rosensaft: Ultra-Orthodox Judaism Need Not Be Obscurantist
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You can talk confidently without sounding conceited and make it clear that you can handle a work task or personal project.
The Sun
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✒Spurious royal wedding-related nonsense of the week goes to Sir Martin Sorrell's market research firm, TNS Omnibus, which confidently predicts that a "massive 26.2 million people" will watch Will and Kate's nuptials on the gogglebox, making it the most watched TV event of the past 10 years.
Media Monkey's Diary
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We can retrain ourselves to cope confidently.
The Sun
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Sid parked the scooter and strode towards the iron gate confidently.
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Sarah sat on the park bench and watched as her five-year-old son confidently brachiated along the monkey bars.
Merriam-Webster's Word of the Day
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It is easier to talk confidently about work without sounding conceited.
The Sun
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When Jonas was certain that the garage door had shut and his wife's car had exited the driveway, he immediately rushed back to the bay window and watched as Reynold rose from the comfortableness of the plush shaded seat under the tree and strutted confidently to his shiny black Audi.
The Fallen Oak
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The manner in which you navigate the maze is solely your choice: timidly and fearful of what is around the next corner; confidently yet impatient to get to the next juncture; calmly, taking time to enjoy the scenery along the way.
Do It Myself Blog – Glenda Watson Hyatt » 2008 » August
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Models in Veronica Lake hairdos strutted confidently down the runaway in armoured jackets and darted skirts over ribbed cashmere footless stockings and stiletto pumps.
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Better-fed and better-educated children had grown into young adults who could move confidently into full citizenship.
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And she does so by staying coolly and confidently on point, emphasizing that the Nebraska laws acknowledge the amazing technological advances in the science of fetology since Roe v Wade.
Vital Signs
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You can talk confidently without sounding conceited and make it clear that you can handle a work task or personal project.
The Sun
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But in their own ways all are equally impressive, and anyone wanting to build a cantata collection can confidently mix and match as it suits them.
