Sentence examples for are confidence from inspiring English sources
noun
Passive self-assurance.
Business activity is sinking, so are confidence and car sales.
Why are confidence levels around NHS finances so low?
The qualities that students at the Dalton School strive to embody are confidence, friendliness and intelligence.
When we turn to Austen — and above all, to "Pride and Prejudice" — the qualities that come to mind are confidence, mastery, serenity, and tact.
Neither job growth nor pay raises are in the cards, and until they are, confidence will be hard to find and impossible to sustain.
Is a privileged upbringing and the polish bestowed by Eton and Oxford all there really is? Worse still, are confidence and cachet the only qualifications a British prime minister needs – public relations, in fact, by another name?
Jonathan and Ian are confidence-inspiring teachers and got all the boys involved.
In fact, she sees the growth of such books as itself problematic - and not just because most of them, in one way or another, are confidence-undermining.
Conditions (ii) and (iii) imply that inferences from MI are confidence-valid (van Buuren 2012), i.e., that the total variance of θ ˙ is realized in a conservative way: E [ Var ^ ] ≥ W + Var.
The problem is confidence.
