Sentence examples for confidence in something from inspiring English sources

That is a clear vote of no confidence in something — and probably in a few things.

"When a studio has ultimate confidence in something, they will put it in that gladiator arena that is the summer season," box office analyst Paul Dergarabedian said.

"We now have a product that we had the utmost confidence in – something that isn't just an idea on a post-it note with some questionable physics, but actually a real-world system that we believe can truly enable these autonomous vehicle systems to finally have that better-than-human level perception".

Further, the State Legislature's inability, with the governor, to figure out a way to deal with the state's $15 billion budget gap has weakened the market's confidence in California, something other states could face if the fiscal situation deteriorates.

And so and I wanted to root his confidence and charisma in something.

We had the highest confidence in his judgment; something about his presence gave us a feeling of being deeply known.

This is where the present exhibition positions itself, surveying the spectrum of work by artists dealing with questions of faith -- a subject broadly understood to mean having complete trust or confidence in someone or something.

Raising the SIPC limits would provide smaller investors with added confidence in the markets; something even Wall Street lobbyists could get behind.

Faith is defined as "complete trust or confidence in someone or something".

The stakes, however, were just as high: if they were unable to secure a contained area filled with lawful protesters, the population would continue to lose confidence in the ANP, something the Taliban could capitalize on even more, following the withdrawal of international forces.

If someone shares something in confidence, particularly something that's difficult to bear, maybe we should go a step further with our definition than just not bringing it up at the next town meeting.