Sentence examples for but also confidence from inspiring English sources

Not just that, but also confidence.

Good defensive partnerships are based on compatibility, but also confidence and understanding.

We will tell war stories and raise our glasses in bottomless toasts and look back at the past with pride and look forward to the future with a mixture of anxiety, yes, but also confidence and hope.

Cluny Macpherson, director of Arts Council England in Yorkshire and The Humber, says: The difference that music can make to minds of all ages is significant, and for young people the benefits are manifold – not just in terms of academic achievement but also confidence, self-esteem and wellbeing.

In a situation of that sort, what seems best, on reflection, is general awareness of risk and ways to reduce it (I rushed home and swallowed half a dozen baby aspirin before my son drove me to the hospital), but also confidence that institutions (the emergency room triage process) have the ability to recognize and respond with agility and skill.

"It is the key but also confidence.

But there is also confidence that, when the French judges conclude their investigation, "the outcome will be nil".

This will not only improve the local knowledge base and skills, but also bring confidence and trust between the two partners.

Broad confidence intervals indicate that the estimates of effect size were not statistically different from one another but also limit confidence in the accuracy of the point estimate.

The gig symbolised the LJF's culture-crossing breadth, but also its confidence that a hastily-assembled group can be inspirational if the recruiting is smart enough.

The sure-footedness of the writing is a joy, but also instills confidence, as does Yong's renunciation of the breathless wonder that sometimes infects popular science writing.