Sentence examples for confidence extended from inspiring English sources
His lack of confidence extended even to whores, and this was a man who had been with more women than he had fingers and toes.
Analysts said Poland's current confidence extended to security issues, reflecting in part the change of administration in Washington, as President Obama reaches out to Russia and discusses the possibility of abandoning a planned missile defense system to be hosted in part by the Czechs and Poles.
The aura of confidence extended even to countries that weren't on the euro yet but were expected to join in the near future: by 2005, Latvia, which at that point hoped to adopt the euro by 2008, was able to borrow almost as cheaply as Ireland.
How deep that confidence extends to the office market remains to be seen, however.
Since 1996, about £330m has been lured in.This new confidence extends to office building.
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Bayer Leverkusen have given their coach Klaus Augenthaler a vote of confidence, extending his contract to include next season whatever the club's finishing position in the Bundesliga this term.
Still, the consensus is that shares in a newly offered company will tick up by 10-15%.Local banks appear to share the confidence, extending margin loans for up to 90% of the initial share price.
The restraints of the U.S. economy are a possible explanation for this decline in contentedness, but this lack of confidence extends to the government too: the percentage of U.S. citizens who believe there is "widespread [governmental] corruption" soared from 59percentt in 2006 to 79percentt last year.
His self-confidence extended well beyond the soccer pitch.
