Sentence examples for confidence that only from inspiring English sources

She goes out on that field 'I'm going to destroy you,' not 'I am lucky to be here.' " Or as Sam herself said, "I am always surprised by the number of people that ask, 'How I did it.' " Now that's confident; a confidence that only comes from endless practice, mistakes, setbacks, recovery and finally mastery.

I was 19 going on 20, yet to start university and filled with the kind of blind confidence that only erodes with time and accumulated experience.

This has taken a thirty five-hour divot out of my life, and I can say with confidence that only a few are even decent.

The Clash's "Rudie Can't Fail" played in the background and there was an air of relaxed, virile confidence that only the melding of bourbon and bacon can create.

Pike has the kind of easy confidence that only the highly educated and privileged possess, albeit one that is tempered with the typical actor's need for reassurance.

He often ambles about during his opponent's service games with the casual confidence that only guys who can serve 144 m.p.h.

But China's dairy producers face a crisis of confidence that will only be cured by strong action, said Lao Bing, manager of a Shanghai-based dairy investment company.

"Look through the history books of the game and try and see if there has ever been a better opening batsman," he demanded, with a confidence that could only come from having not read any of those history books, with their references to such obscure old lags as Hobbs, Hutton, Gavaskar, Greenidge, Morris and Mitchell.

There, Evans's conqueror, Javier Fortuna, held court with an air of confidence that can only come from knocking your opponent flat on national television.

It's the kind of confidence that could only be portrayed by an athlete who has found unlikely success in a sport that was not built for him.

Implied was the promise of an elastically perfect fountain of youth, a hefty price tag, and a confidence that could only be purchased.