Sentence examples for confidence to break from inspiring English sources
It takes supreme confidence to break ranks with your party.
That is why Prime Minister Maliki, a Shiite, had the confidence to break with the big coalition of his co-religionists that dominated in 2005 and run alongside several major Sunni tribal leaders.
"It was a risk, but one that paid off and has given the supermarket the confidence to break the mould ever since and, almost, steal the Christmas crown from John Lewis".
The apparent lobbying influence the pharmaceutical industry has gives some companies the confidence to break the rules.
In my own personal work with victims of violence, I wanted to share some of the messages that have helped women find the confidence to break away from the cycle of abuse.
She acknowledges partner and co-collaborator Jeremy Greenspan of Junior Boys and an appreciation for eclectic voices of singers like Mick Jagger for instilling in her the confidence to break further away from her past as a trained jazz musician, having studied performance and piano at Montreal's McGill University.
Scouting "helped me to develop the self-confidence to break into the movie business as a young man," he says.
If only we had the confidence to interrupt and break it off, right?
But Clark Clifford, who had recently replaced Robert McNamara as Secretary of Defense, found that this time, two months after the Tet Offensive, with public confidence beginning to break, most of the Wise Men, including Dean Acheson and McGeorge Bundy, both anti-Communist hawks, had changed their minds.
The instant that label seeps into a young mind, confidence begins to break down.
Dan Schawbel: I just interviewed the first female CEO of Campbell Soup and she said that her parents gave her the confidence to eventually break the glass ceiling.
