Sentence examples for a tremendous confidence from inspiring English sources

"The win was a tremendous confidence builder for us, especially with this long home stand," Lawrence said.

Szeemann came along and asked if I had a piece for the show and it was just a tremendous confidence booster.

"The winning goal will come as a tremendous confidence boost after I was starved of first-team football at Blackburn for the best part of this season," a delighted Kalinic told Croatian TV afterwards.

But she has a tremendous self-confidence, and I think that's one of the things that keeps her very happy to be behind the scenes".

Booker judge Matthew d'Ancona says: "It's a novel of tremendous confidence that fizzes with doubts and anxieties about the way we live now.

"There is a sense in Washington that a lot of this is a product of the tremendous confidence that Lula has in himself, that he believes he is a wizard that can perform miracles and accomplish what others have tried and failed to do," said Michael Shifter, the president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a policy research group in Washington.

Like Tom Brady in 2007, Drew Brees is locked in, getting rid of the ball quickly and throwing in a pass-heavy offense with tremendous confidence.

"I have tremendous confidence in him," said Mr. Crist, a Republican, who called Mr. Canady a "faithful servant in the truest sense of the word".

Mr. Pataki, who is at home in Garrison, N.Y., in Putnam County, recovering from abdominal surgery, said in a telephone interview today that he has "tremendous confidence" in Mr. Paterson.

Claire Armitstead, the Guardian's book editor and one of the judges, said: "Every year seems to have a distinct personality and this year's seems to be a tremendous intellectual confidence and return to the first principles of literary quality.

The job came with a host of big-league issues to test that tremendous confidence, beginning with the Sept. 11 attacks just five days after he signed on and including a mandate to shake up an established company that had already endured a rocky leadership transition.