cockiness造句
(1) There was a certain cockiness in his demeanor, as if he were quite aware that he was of a special breed.
(2) Remember the difference between confidence and cockiness.
(3) He had a cockiness that passed for8 charisma.
(4) Gerrard believes England's players' cockiness in the World Cup cost them dearly.
(5) Cockiness implies that you think you're better than other people and want to let the world know.
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(7) There's a difference between confidence and cockiness , and the Lakers understand the difference better than most teams.
(8) The things that stuck out were his cockiness and his four-letter words.
(9) Whenever teams play against us, the other guys just seem to have a confidence, a cockiness to them.
(10) The pair of them were both blinded by their own cockiness.
(11) Dominique Jones is a great scorer, almost in the Jason Terry mold with tremendous confidence, almost cockiness.
(12) It quotes Sonny King, a friend of the singer, as saying: "The Boys got on to Frank. In part because he was a saloon singer and they loved saloon songs, and they liked his cockiness...
(13) Interestingly, Ma picks the good attributes of each animal: The speed of the rabbit but not the impatience and cockiness.
(14) Leo: You have a great sense of selfesteem, but don’t let your confidence turn to cockiness.
(15) Billy wasn’t arrogant, but he had a bit of defensive cockiness about him.
(16) When the focus switched to us, I sensed less cockiness; he was shaking his head quite a lot.
(17) He also said that among some young Chinese success sometimes seems to have produced not so much national self-confidence as cockiness .
(18) Jenkins earned the nickname "Smooth Operator" because of "his cheeky cockiness.
(19) That , of course, is just the sort of cockiness that rankles with health pundits.
(20) The coming-of-age comedy, set in the mid-1990s, cheerfully captures those late adolescent years when youthful cockiness gives way painfully to adult responsibilities.
(21) Dominique Jones is a great scorer, almost in the Jason Terry mold with tremendous confidence, almost cockiness.J.
(22) In more robust economies, some corporate idols take their cockiness to extreme levels by demanding above-average salaries, custom job titles and other forms of special treatment.