Sentence examples for confidence apart from inspiring English sources

What has been sapping confidence, apart from Mr Cavallo's public rows with Mr Pou and his attacks on market "speculators", is a lack of detail about where he will make the spending cuts he promised.

I was playing with great confidence, apart from the red I missed in the last frame, but we won in the end.

Who has that confidence now, apart from people like you who own their businesses?

They need the exclusivity with AT&T and without this their business model, not to mention investor confidence, falls apart.

Nevertheless, the differences in specialization between normal and cancerous tissues are several confidence intervals apart, demonstrating that the conclusions are statistically robust (Table S4, Table S5, Table S6, Table S7 and Table S8).

Values are shown as β (95% confidence interval) apart from AIC (Akaike information criterion) and Bayesian information criteria (BIC).

Claims that spending cuts would actually boost employment by promoting confidence have fallen apart.

"The EU already has looser relations with Norway and Switzerland, so their terms are the least we could expect," says Dominic Raab, a backbench Conservative proponent of outsider status.Both countries have valuable assets, boosting their confidence in standing apart from the EU.

Another member of the public asked: "Does anybody in this room still have confidence in Shaun Wright apart from Mr Wright?" A third person said his 12-year-old granddaughter was arrested for being drunk and disorderly by police officers who let her four adult abusers go free.

Once you get settled into a look that suits you, you'll exude confidence and stand apart from the crowd.

It's only a matter of time before the latest confidence trick also falls apart.