(1) Investors therefore feel more confident about the outlook for company profits and stock markets.

(2) He said he was very confident that agriculture had a bright future in the enlarged EU.

(3) This is not the remark of someone confident in his own identity and prospects.

(4) As has been said before, it's better to be confident of a good result than hopeful of a great one.

(5) So from a very early age I've always felt very confident in and on the water.

(6) He was certainly very confident that there were places where autism could be treated.

(7) That, in a small way, makes me feel more confident about carrying on with my plan.

(8) I do believe we should be reasonably confident about our prospects for the future.

(9) And the two writers are confident that it is going to be pure fun in the months and years to come.

(10) Feeling more confident in the arms of this stranger who was not a stranger, Ellen's back stiffened.

(11) If he is confident of a positive response from his squad then the fun is set to begin for United fans.

(12) Some people think I'm not capable of doing well, but I'm quite confident in myself.

(13) The company said it had employed a team of top experts to look into the matter and was confident that none of the houses was in any danger.

(14) They found pupils felt more confident in lessons, they were less distracted and did not feel the need to show off.

(15) Dog handlers have to be able to work by themselves and to be confident in doing so, he said.

(16) Instead, he was too trusting, perhaps too confident in his own ability to keep everything together.

(17) We are confident of our sources and satisfied with the veracity of the story.

(18) You have to be confident in your own ability and trust the people you have around you.

(19) I have always been confident in my own ability and thankfully it paid off.

(20) He was confident of winning with a stoppage and I'm sure he would have done if he'd had the chance.