Sentence examples for confidence explained from inspiring English sources

"There were enough exciting things against England for Scotland to go into this game with a bit of confidence," explained Blair.

The ECB is delivering the cuts to stimulate the economy at a gentler rate than others, partly because it does not want to use up its ammunition for fighting the recession too quickly and partly because it believes too steep a cut would knock confidence, explained Archer.

"It helps them to break their isolation, and gives them self confidence," explained Komiljon Karimov, UNICEF HIV/AIDS Specialist.

The individual variation in GDP's assessments of confidence explained by the medical condition and dental procedure (R) varied between 0.293 0.996 (Table 2).

Maybe this delay (bringing with it desperation and lack of confidence?) explains why they lunged so frantically for the lowest common denominator and refused to let go.

While traces of eroded employer confidence are seen in labor market outcomes, it also appears that eroded employer confidence explains less than one-quarter of the overall depression of the labor market.

As a spokesperson for the Be Real campaign, which focuses on body image and body confidence, explains, we need "to change attitudes to body image and help us put health above appearance and be confident in our bodies.

They are worried about using all their ammunition at once and hitting confidence," explains Archer.

As for the results of Piela's "no bullshit" workout (aside from the rock hard abs as evidenced in the models' Instagram photos), "there's a million!" "To start, there's improved hand-eye coordination, improved balance and increased confidence," explains Piela.

Perhaps, a lack of confidence explains the underestimation of OSCE scores that most doctors showed.

Females' relative lack of academic self-confidence explains 8%, while other-regarding preferences and professional goals capture a further 14%.