| Now, she couldn't even remember why she was once so cocksure and confident in herself. |
| The 12 songs here reveal a band that's cocksure but never cocky, moody but never melodramatic and musically adept. |
| He is capable, confident, and cocksure, and perhaps most importantly, seemingly content with his chosen profession and lifestyle. |
| He is also immature, vain, haughtily cocksure in his perception of the world and ripe for certain lessons, both emotional and intellectual. |
| It might be their posture, a cocksure expression, bandy legs and butter-hued dentition, or nothing at all. |
| He had hated the Marines' cocksure arrogance, all the more infuriating because it was so clearly justified. |
