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Even people like me became more self-confident in Art when he was the teacher.
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To Dexter the producer seemed much more self-confident than on the morning after the murder, talkative and charming.
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I eventually became more self-confident as a public speaker.
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Jess was only 12, but she was very self-confident .
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She was supremely self-confident , with the gift of being able to talk on any subject whenever the camera was rolling.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Dan Reynolds, a self-confident engineer with twenty years' experience with large companies, was laid off in 1992.
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Even people like me became more self-confident in Art when he was the teacher.
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He was loud and self-confident , but he had a right to be: he had a knack for picking winners.
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It also shows why most aggressive, self-confident executives would rather be paid in stock than cash.
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Students are bright, articulate, self-confident and surprisingly mature.
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The literature further suggests that transracial adopters are often very self-confident people with a resilience to stress.
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These anecdotes give us an idea of the self-confident arrogance of the Arabs.