Sentence examples for confidence and understanding from inspiring English sources
Good defensive partnerships are based on compatibility, but also confidence and understanding.
Here was a clever, articulate and passionate chef who instilled confidence and understanding in a family-like environment.
While VIP-related allegations dominate the headlines, a significant shift in confidence and understanding of child sexual abuse has been taking place in our society.
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After losing the first two sets in under an hour, with the Murray serve broken four times, the British pair grew in confidence and understanding.
Plus, Pew says that an individual's decision to share an opinion could also relate to their confidence and understanding of the subject as well as how intense or apathetic they felt.
In line with the overarching research questions, the two broad themes presented below relate, respectively, to: (a) changes in confidence and understandings regarding end of life care; and (b) barriers to change in practice.
Show them the confidence, maturity, and understanding you've gained from working with professionals".
Sue Black founded Techmums, a social enterprise working to give mothers the confidence, skills, and understanding they need to ensure they're making the most of technology.
Enhancing our understanding of children's engagement in physical activity and aggregated motivation and confidence, knowledge and understanding, and physical competence for physical activity would enable us to better support the development of higher levels of childhood physical literacy.
In keeping with the CAPL model [ 19] and international definition of physical literacy [ 3], composite scores can be calculated for the domains of physical competence, motivation and confidence, knowledge and understanding and engagement in physical activity.
