Sentence examples for call confidence from inspiring English sources
"The vagina is the delivery system for the states of mind that we call confidence, liberation, self-realization," Wolf writes.
Both sides have suspended their war of words in a tentative period of what diplomats call confidence building.
Her premise is that "the vagina is the delivery system for the states of mind that we call confidence, liberation, self-realization and even mysticism in women".
Quintus starts with what we campaign advisers call "confidence building", assuring the candidate that he has what it takes to win.
It cannot be ruled out that the surge in support was only a temporary rise related to a government reshuffle and the decision to call confidence votes on the new policy agenda, so a majority for the Conservatives is far from assured.
That's when I realized, we all have to take off that veil and slip into the new little black dress I call, CONFIDENCE.
That distance, she said, "is called confidence".
We have this problem called confidence.
Interval estimates of population parameters are called confidence intervals.
And there was that thing called confidence, which Mr. Williams knows will take some time to restore.
