| In the June debate in New Hampshire, Michele Bachmann made a splash with her energetic, zesty, self-confident performance. |
| First of all, by definition, elected representatives tend to be self-confident. |
| You become brave, you become calm, you become self-confident and your mind is clear. |
| This way you will benefit not once but twice: Your employees will be more qualified and feel more self-confident. |
| The classroom is often a safe place for girls, and education helps develop their knowledge and talents, making them more self-confident. |
| They smoke more, are more often depressed, practice less sport and are less self-confident. |
