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I'm not very confident in it.

The critique: "He's confident in his pruning, " says Federoff.

And it only makes me more confident in our future.

When you are confident in your ideas, your language and tone should reflect it.

'The new appearance makes me more confident in interviews,' said one who sought out an operation on her eyelids.

Well, Paul, if you are so confident in this forecast, would you like to place a wager on it and take advantage of my wickedness?

In a German study, eighty per cent of those surveyed described themselves as confident in their answers on a questionnaire, yet only forty-two per cent got even half the questions right.

Last Wednesday, Mankiw responded to Krugman's attacks by suggesting: "Well, Paul, if you are so confident in this forecast, would you like to place a wager on it and take advantage of my wickedness?"

While the authors write that a person is more likely to be accurate when he is more confident in his memory, an expression of confidence is a limited predictor of memory accuracy.

I know so many bloggers that are not confident in selling products or making offers on their blogs because they started out building an audience, and then trying to figure out how to make money later.

Even confident investors, however, may balk at how much debt they will soon be asked to buy.