Sentence examples for admitted confidence from inspiring English sources

He admitted confidence was down but said the latest economic sentiment index, for January, was up for the first time since May 2011.

A clearly angry Forest boss admitted confidence was at a low ebb following the 4-0 reverse at the King Power Stadium.

Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling admits confidence has played a significant part in him feeling at home as a first team regular.

Vuckic admits confidence was low following those two defeats and a victory was much needed to reignite Cardiff's promotion campaign.

Sykora admitted his confidence had sagged, having been an offensive no-show for the first four games of the series.

The first day of the decathlon is usually Pappas's best, but he placed fifth over all, and admitted his confidence was down.

Philip Hammond, the new chancellor, admitted that confidence had been dented by the surprise of Brexit vote and dropped a broad hint that he was contemplating spending increases and tax cuts for his autumn statement.

He admitted consumer confidence would remain weak, making progress in broadband "even more surprising," but there was evidence of a pick-up in demand from small- and medium-sized businesses.

Villas-Boas, whose side are fifth in the Premier League, admitted that confidence was low at Stamford Bridge.

On 18 September 1953 the All-German Ministry admitted in confidence to the Chancellery (Kanzleramt) that it had actively intervened in the election campaign and 'effected … enlightenment of the Protestant part of the population with regard to the electoral alliance Wirth-Heinemann.'14.

They find it difficult to 'read' us," she admitted in confidence.