Sentence examples for conscious confidence from inspiring English sources

The current studies suggest that these phenomena are at least accessible to conscious confidence assessments, in that the confidence ratings collected on a moment-to-moment basis mimicked both deferral behaviour and response time patterns (see Figs.  2, 3, 5, 6).

But she will never have the kind of unself-conscious confidence that Ostapenko has.

He arrived at Wimbledon without the unself-conscious self-confidence for which he is known.

"The prime minister has always been very conscious of maintaining confidence in Japanese government debt," said Yukio Edano, the chief cabinet secretary, according to Reuters.

He was self-conscious, and he lacked confidence; he felt he'd be misunderstood".

As children, we are all amazingly creative, but as we grow older something happens to most of us – we become self-conscious, inhibited and lose confidence.

Some participants expressed feeling self-conscious and lacking the confidence to communicate with others within the context of the forum, and hence were reluctant to do so.

Simply put, it makes one less self-conscious and boosts their confidence, allowing them to focus on what is around them.

Amstell looks increasingly self-conscious – the essential gung-ho confidence and lightning wit he brought to the show evaporating with every episode.

FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standard) certification provides confidence to security-conscious organizations, including U.S. and Canadian government agencies, companies in regulated industries and other organizations dealing with sensitive information, that data stored on smartphones running BlackBerry 10 can be properly secured and encrypted.

You'll feel less self-conscious that way, and their confidence might rub off on you!