Sentence examples for derived confidence from from inspiring English sources

Nguyen created her own program, a game, and derived confidence from the fact that she could actually create something herself.

Nguyen created her own program, a game, and derived confidence from the fact that she could actually create something herself.

In the RoI, where people above a certain income threshold pay to visit their GP, participants' comments suggested that they tended to visit less often and were more likely to use other sources of information such as the internet; however, they derived confidence from their GP, whom they felt understood them, and they valued deeply their support.

She suggests that, generally, "women derive confidence from good personal performances and the process; men derive confidence from winning and the outcome – men seemed only to need the coach to set the training programme and do a good job".

The Yankees took two of three games from the Angels in the series, and some of the young players who might derive confidence from a good start performed well.

The Trojans also derive confidence from the schedule they've faced thus far.

They are completely cowed by men and they only derive confidence from conforming to the most stringent of male requirements.

In this country, I suspect that the cricket authorities derived much confidence from the rise in popularity of the game that followed last year's Ashes success.

The precision was derived from confidence interval (95%) using jack knifing.

Ranges for clinical events were derived from confidence intervals (CI) for event probabilities [ 1].

The belief in success is derived from self-confidence.