Sentence examples for confidence to a from inspiring English sources

The young new president projected a voice of generational confidence to a public that by one measure is less confident than at any other time since Mr. Obama was in grade school.

Brands add "another layer of confidence to a product where everybody feels so unsure," he said.

Mr. Paulson was credited with restoring calm and confidence to a shaken newsroom.

With this proof, the useful model of Stone can be applied with confidence to a wide range of situations.

Manny being Manny can bring an air of lightness to a clubhouse and confidence to a lineup.

That has helped bolster consumer confidence to a three-year high, although pessimists still outnumber optimists in most surveys.

Last week's stunning drop in consumer confidence to a nine-year low has been followed by other poor numbers.

Will they give unbounded confidence to a secret Journal-to the intrigues-to the factions which in the nature of things appertain to such an Assembly?

The modest three-run home run looked monstrous on the scoreboard and it did wonders to help restore confidence to a team that needs some.

Now the two men have brought their relaxed confidence to a discursive, friendly book that gives plenty of good and thorough information without being a technical manual.

So far, the banks agree on the larger goal: to restore stability and confidence to a vital pocket of the commercial paper market.