Sentence examples for confidence earned from inspiring English sources

The Connecticut women's basketball team has not won a national championship since 2004, when Diana Taurasi was the best player in college basketball and the Huskies stepped on the court with a confidence earned from years of dominance.

Worcester stripped out more than half their starting line-up for their last league outing, the 21-6 home defeat by Bath on 1 November, but, despite the confidence earned by winning in the LV= Cup at weakened Cardiff a fortnight ago, disappointed boss Dean Ryan discovered that he still does not have the winning formula for the Premiership.

The policy changes, announced over the weekend, obliterated much of the confidence earned when Argentina exchanged $29 billion in debt this month, a move that seemed to give the country some breathing room from worried creditors.

As the game progressed, Bordeaux grew in confidence, earning more possession and territory, and they deservedly drew level when Bernard fired over an excellent long-range effort.

I moved ahead in my career with passion and confidence, earning awards along the way.

Just because it isn't something you dreamed of doing doesn't mean it isn't the right thing for now; your mindset can help you use this transition type of work as a stepping stone for regaining confidence, earning a little income and giving you the space you need to work up to the next thing.

Into this already rich mix came the self-confidence earned by successful protests in favour of civil rights and free speech in San Francisco and neighbouring Berkeley.

During the season, he honed his confidence and earned the trust of the Phillies' pitching staff, including veteran Jamie Moyer, who commented, "I see a real assuredness to his body language.

Some look back with pride at what they built and the self-confidence they earned.

When Brussels fell to Farnese, he was freed and went to serve Leicester, whose confidence he earned.

My friends were the students on the honor roll, and although I was a bit shy, I walked the halls with a quiet confidence that earned the respect of the "tough" kids, other students and the teachers.