Sentence examples similar to a quick confidence from inspiring English sources

Australia's tail wagged only when the game was lost, while England's last three wickets scored a quick, confidence-boosting 87 runs in their first dig and 49 in the second.

"[Posing for Playboy] was a quick confidence-booster.

Kick-boxing is a quick way of building confidence and releasing hatred.

But as a quick way to restore confidence in Europe's banking system, imposing a tougher test may be worth a try.

Analysts at HB Markets said: We believe higher unemployment, tax and interest rates expected in the next 12 months will prevent a quick recovery in consumer confidence.

The budget, which abandoned many of last year's cuts and delivered $5bn in small business tax breaks, has delivered a quick boost in both consumer confidence and the Coalition's standing in the opinion polls.

The Federation of Fly Fishers, a national organization, discourages the use of bleach because it could contaminate streams and because its use may give anglers a false sense of confidence that a quick dip can kill all Didymo cells.

New warnings from such companies as Ameritrade and Fairchild Semiconductor continue to undermine investor confidence in a quick turnaround by the economy.

And despite London Mayor Boris Johnson's ultimatum to Spurs last week to settle the dispute before next Tuesday and accept a funding package to help redevelop their White Hart Lane ground, the OPLC had lost confidence in a quick resolution.

Short of wielding a light saber and donning your favorite costume, channeling the superhero is a quick hack that increases your confidence.

And with little more than a week remaining before Congress leaves for August recess, there seems little confidence for a quick resolution.