Sentence examples for confidence making from inspiring English sources

Falling home equity dents consumer confidence, making things even worse.

Leaks of the diplomatic cables undermine that confidence, making the administration's role all the more difficult.

Onstage, too, Beller projects an exuberant confidence, making her solidity work for her.

He says that will inspire confidence, making it easier for the joint project to succeed and for the partners to do other deals.

Mr. Pinault said that the effects of the credit crunch had compounded a general drop-off in consumer confidence, making it harder to predict demand.

Mr. Robbins plays with coolness as well as confidence, making space for equal contributions by partners like the tenor saxophonist Sam Sadigursky and the keyboardist Eliot Cardinaux.

"America is back," he told them, and his confidence made them confident.

So not only did it make him feel more confident with himself, that confidence made him more capable.

"Confidence makes you believe in yourself.

His confidence made him a hero to me.

Gold is confidence made manifest, or so I've heard.