Sentence examples for communicated confidence from inspiring English sources

It's not surprising that Pompeo, who was a strong Trump supporter before joining the president's administration, communicated confidence in his boss before Democratic and Republican senators, many of whom have been critical of Trump's relationship with Putin.

Assuming that dyad members can estimate the level of noise in their perceptual system, the Weighted Confidence Sharing (WCS) model (Bahrami et al., 2010) proposes that communicated confidence is a monotonic function of the Δ c ∼ / σ ratios (i.e., a z-score) associated with their perceptions, with the same monotonic function for both dyad members.

A decade and a credit crisis later, companies use high dividend payouts "as a way to communicate confidence in their balance-sheet strength," he said.

"He has this remarkable ability to stay calm and communicate confidence to the actors and the playwright when everyone else feels like they're in some dire situation," she said.

Whenever you get the chance, communicate confidence that your child can face his or her difficult thoughts and feelings, and that you will be there to help when it feels too overwhelming.

I really appreciate when men dress well because it communicates confidence and integrity.

His passion and practical "been there/ done that" stance communicate confidence and drive.

Try walking into a room with proud strong steps, a smile on your face and eyes that communicate confidence.

Non-anxious fathers may communicate confidence by supporting and listening to their partner, rather then by being dominant, which may help mothers to be more accepting and supportive of the child.

In supportive supervision, the supervisor is able to create a learning environment and improve the work of his subordinates by being available and approachable, communicating confidence in the worker, providing perspective and opportunities for independent functioning and for probable success in task achievement [ 22].

Does your posture communicate confidence, or does it make you seem unsure of yourself even though your words express confidence?