Sentence examples for confidence draw from inspiring English sources
Yet, we can with confidence draw at least one overall conclusion based on the existing literature: criminal background does affect employability and ex-offenders are discriminated against in the labor market.
It was a crisis not only of the economy but of confidence, drawing a line under the postwar "economic miracle".
There was a misplaced confidence drawn from the experience of 2010 when a Stakhanovite get-out-the-vote (GOTV) operation saved scores of seats that David Cameron should have bagged, given the national swing to the Tories.
He would make a fine patron for the next waves of Chinese grand tourists private travellers with the confidence to draw their own map of an old continent.
"We do not suggest that smiling will carry the day, but rather that the confidence to draw on past strengths and traditions provides, as did Cap'n Andy for Magnolia, the emotional basis for successful exploitation of New York skills.
Appearance: Caring Leader Reality: Unempathetic Bully NPDs - like The Donald - typically exude a powerful self-confidence that draws people in.
Along with the renovations, the complex's financial status has recovered, imbuing buyers with confidence and drawing an influx of new residents.
And once you've navigated your way through all the difficulties thrown up by a particular book, and done it again and again, that's where your confidence is drawn from.
Tiny Cesena, who have made some smart acquisitions including the Ghana midfielder Stephen Appiah, had served warning of their confidence by drawing 0-0 at Roma in their opener, but have gone one better against Milan.
But Williams carries a calmness and confidence that draws people to her, says Wilson.
