overconfident造句

I have a back overconfident, but also to do a study of these studies.

Another interpretation is that the hare loses the race because he is overconfident.

None of Russia's problems is unsolvable, but all require strategy and transparency rather than overconfident rhetoric.

At a rally in Lebanon, New Hampshire, Obama urged his supporters not to be overconfident.

In fact, the reverse is true: the less people know, the more overconfident in their abilities they tend to be.

If Mr Wolfowitz is an overconfident thinker, he also seems an insecure manager, too impressed by bumptious aides.

I will always remember Brittany as that loud41, overconfident girl, and a part of that shy, insecure42 person I used to be will always keep me humble.

The "boomy" theory is that when times are good, we get overconfident and spend freely, then retreat into a risk-averse shell when times get tough.