Sentence examples for because of its confidence from inspiring English sources

I was drawn to "Rise Above" because of its confidence and its wild curlicues.

A decision that has created a controversy the organization said would never exist because of its confidence in Sanchez — and its reluctance to play Tim Tebow, who, sidelined with fractured ribs, could not be blamed for wondering why Ryan had not inserted him into one of the season's many blowouts.

But it's also because of its sheer confidence.

Because of it, confidence in public schools has fallen by nearly half over the past four decades, from roughly 60percenttoto below 30.

Because of its high confidence, TargetScan5.1 has been widely used in a variety of "omics" studies (see Methods) [ 32- 34].

It is of note that our point estimate of eIHR in the 60+ age group requires cautious interpretation because of its wide confidence intervals, probably due to the relative short period of pandemic in the first wave.

• Claire Bennett, senior vice president for marketing at American Express, said the "challenging environment" gave her brand "a unique opportunity" because of its "legacy of trust and confidence".

That's because of its growing strength and confidence.

Proclaiming his innocence and predicting he would be acquitted in a new trial, Mr. Chamblain said he was surrendering because of his confidence in the new government.

Senator Gormley said that one reason he felt comfortable merging the two agencies was because of his confidence in Mario Paparozzi, who succeeded Mr. Consovoy as board chairman.

Reached last week at his house in Connecticut, Mr. Roth, 78, said he agreed to the project because of his confidence in Ms. Manera.