Sentence examples for confidence act from inspiring English sources

Urmson called being part of the project "a tremendous privilege and honor," and said he has "every confidence act the mission" of building a fully self-driving car at Google is in "capable hands".

Even if you don't feel that confident, act with confidence.

On the contrary, when they have such support, they feel power and authority [ 9, 40, 41] and have more confidence to act on their own diagnoses.

She tells me modelling "gave me the confidence to act.

The private sector can play a pivotal role in giving politicians the confidence to act, Figueres said.

Though this is of only minor significance to climate science, it provides the right sort of backdrop to give politicians a little extra confidence to act.

Using scenarios gives staff practice in talking about ethical dilemmas and "voicing values", thereby giving them the confidence to act appropriately when faced with real-life challenges.

David Denby in New York magazine blamed the "inept leadership at UA – a group of men who apparently cannot read a script, who lack the confidence to act on their intuitions and doubts".

This was a moment in time when he saw the value of a combined enterprise, the value of his stock and what he would have to pay, and he had the confidence to act.

Eventually Brown developed the confidence to act on her own passions, as every editor must, but confined as she had been to the climate-controlled environment of New York limousine culture, many of them turned out to be airless.

This doesn't mean teachers should adopt a Simon Cowell approach of brutal honesty; however, guiding students towards being comfortable with receiving feedback and giving them the confidence to act on it will serve them well.