Sentence examples similar to a prevailing confidence from inspiring English sources

The culture of medicine, which is a broadly systemic factor, might be thought to encourage overconfidence in physicians since "confidence is valued over uncertainty and there is a prevailing censure against disclosing uncertainty to patients" (Croskerry and Norman, 2008: S2008

She lacked a doctrine, a prevailing call.

Their enthusiasm reflects a prevailing mood.

Politics remains a prevailing aspect of Albany.

Take a prevailing pillar of wisdom and knock it flat.

A prevailing sloppiness reigns.

But vacancies are a prevailing theme - even in civic buildings.

In other words, there's a prevailing feeling in Germany that business sometimes operates unethically.

Maybe it's that producers intuit a prevailing vibe.

Tryon, showing the prevailing confidence of today's young players on Tour, said his goal is to get his card again, either by finishing in the top 25 on the money list or by winning a tournament.

The results of this study also indicate a prevailing lack of confidence of market actors regarding the integrity and efficacy of the current active standards due to their relatively recent establishment and few experiences with forest projects that have lifetimes and crediting periods of several decades.