Sentence examples for confidence the idea from inspiring English sources
In a place built on confidence and the projection of confidence the idea of failure seems inconceivable.
Nor did King draw confidence from the idea that America was destined for democracy.
She was, however, awarded a grant of £7,000 from the Rural Development Programme for England, which gave her confidence that the idea was a viable one.
It also suggests a lack of confidence in the idea that people, given a range of options and a functioning occipital lobe, would choose your products.
Anne Hollander, author of "Sex & Suits" says that Mrs. Clinton needs to develop the same confidence in the idea of change that Jaqueline Kennedy Onassis had in order to be able to modify her image as often as she likes.
"The greatest single challenge the government faces is restoring confidence in the idea of high growth, that India is a high-growth country," said Nitin Desai, a former chief economist to the Indian government.
It expresses low confidence in the idea that the frequency and sizes of floods have been affected by climate change though that is partly because the records are poor.
Henkes's book is squarely traditional in its message, yet in the context of modern picture books its confidence in the idea that young children are capable of sympathy — even moral growth — feels positively radical.
Henkes's book is squarely traditional in its message, yet in the context of modern picture books its confidence in the idea that young children are capable of sympathy even moral growth feels positively radical.
