Sentence examples for arouse confidence from inspiring English sources
The phrase "arouse confidence" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the act of instilling or generating a sense of trust or assurance in someone. Example: "The speaker's compelling arguments helped to arouse confidence in the audience regarding the proposed changes."
As McDermott notes, Martin's story is populated by unlikely heroes who take the form of "Bastards and midgets, orphans and prisoners, a crippled boy, a lost little girl, a gigantic, mannish warrior woman," and others similarly unlikely to arouse confidence.
That Chinese actors had been cast in several starring roles didn't arouse confidence, either.
In reasonable, moderate Germany, however, it seemed to arouse more suspicion than confidence, more repulsion than attraction.
Its original aim, on the face of it, was modest: to improve the accountability of managers to shareholders, and hence to calm the raging crisis of confidence in American capitalism aroused by the scandals at Enron, WorldCom and other companies.
Meanwhile, the Conference Board's October reading on consumer confidence came in sharply below expectations, arousing fears that retailers could be in for a rough holiday season.
His talent and self-confidence arouse the envy and contempt of his "pure" (European) and "Indo" (Indo-European) classmates.
It is predicated on quiet confidence about a general-election win next year and a belief that, to limit the anger aroused by a subsequent downsizing of the state, a Tory government needs an explicit mandate for it.
"This aroused praise from Putin and Obama, and their satisfaction," Mr. Peskov told the Interfax news service, adding that cooperation on intelligence "on the whole promotes mutual confidence in bilateral relations".
Everything works to arouse or to warn.
1. Confidence, Confidence, Confidence.
