self-confident造句

Beneath her self-confident surface, she's quite unsure of herself.

Learn to work like this all the time, and soon you'll be a self-confident maniac.

Now they see a challenge from a new, self-confident model of state capitalism.

They first capture our attention and liking with their self-confident, flashy, arrogant behaviour.

Chinese modern history is lack of national self-confident, but wholesale westernization, even to blindly follow suit.

Handsome, witty, self-confident and incredibly corrupt, Ho-Shen entered the court of Emperor Kao-tsung in 1772 as a bodyguard but quickly became the aging emperor's confidante.

I myself, the product of a dozen years of intellectually self-confident Jesuit education, have little sympathy with the "it's just faith" response.

Speaking, Chen Wen could not help but show a self-confident smile, looking straight at Zhou Yueying's pretty face reddened, intoxicated in the meantime.

Clear dry mint joss-stick, let your tone more delightfully fresh, the tooth is more the health, the smiling face is more self-confident.

But the prince was self-confident and fearless like a young lion. So he pushed on into the forest, until he came to the dreadful monster.

He is not a drawling toff. His is a brisk, self-confident form of poshness: think of a young officer in one of the smarter regiments, getting on with the job in some global hotspot.

They tend to be less self-confident than men and do not put their hands up, so they do not get the plum assignments or promotions or pay rises.

It is whose biography, the great person that lets this self-confident " count talented person to still see now " is read show disrespect or contempt again, and does " do it be charmed "?

Silence is a kind of gentle, a sweet love, a kind of beautiful oriental beauty, silence is a kind of strength, a kind of tenacity, a kind of self-confident and prestige. Silence is your best answer to a specific question.