say with confidence

"And we will be ready for them if any more come," he said with confidence.

Election Day is more than seven months away, but a few things can be said with confidence.

"Someone else will find a way," Kevin said with confidence.

What might have been said with confidence two weeks earlier was a lot more speculative now.

"But I will never accept anybody who says with confidence that he is there."

"We can take care of both problems at one and the same time," Jules said with confidence.

Little else can be said with confidence about their phylogenetic position.

"I'm not going to change my mind," Paul said with confidence.

"First off, I can say with confidence that the remains you uncovered are human."

"The tables will turn in our favor soon," she said with confidence.

I would say with confidence that mine was the first in fifty years; perhaps longer.

In fact, I can say with confidence that this is not a natural disease."

I can say with confidence that the Congress will not split."

"I believe a solution is at hand," Basil said with confidence.

Joe and I have a plan," he said with confidence.

"I say with confidence that the moment of ending the occupation is very close," he wrote.

"We are here to protect you," Kirk said with confidence.

"I'll work out something," she said with confidence, and smiled.

"He could fire a revolver five times in less than a half a second," Henry said with confidence.

I can now say with confidence that I know numbers like few people do.

"I wish I could say with confidence that we have been able to keep up."

And without a sound testing system, who could say with confidence that mad cow was not here in America?

"And I can say with confidence is that, had we known about it, the information would have made public because that was our policy."

Will we ever be able to say with confidence probably, or even possibly, or perhaps?

"We are the second largest registrar in the world," he says with confidence.