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The phrase "a bit more confidence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for increased self-assurance or belief in one's abilities or decisions.
Example: "To succeed in public speaking, you need to have a bit more confidence in your message and delivery."
Alternatives: "a little extra confidence" or "some additional confidence".
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"There's a bit more confidence than there was.
"Hopefully his goal will give him a bit more confidence and he can improve from there".
That's just given her a bit more confidence to be aggressive when it counts".
Maybe it gives me a bit more confidence – it's a conversation starter.
It gives staff a bit more confidence in delivering – they become almost like salespeople in presenting the options".
Yeah, I can now go to Melbourne with probably a bit more confidence than I've had previous years".
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The boy has an awful lot going for him and I've said many times he's just needed to have a bit more self-confidence.
Nadal said that returning to a clay court had given him "a chance to play a little more relaxed, with a little bit more confidence," as well as make "zero tactical mistakes" against Monaco.
"I think by having a mechanism, it gives us a little bit more confidence".
You get a blues song in G and then you'll be able to play the harmonica and sound good which will give you a little bit more confidence," Hicks said with a warm glow.
"You know, I'm starting to have a little bit more confidence in my abilities, on a day-to-day basis," Roddick said the other day.
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