Sentence examples for entitled confidence from inspiring English sources

The ad is entitled "Confidence" and the author finds that the stockbrokers and the emaciated farmers have little in common.

In a blog post entitled "Trust, confidence and Verifiable Data Audit," DeepMind paints a picture of a technical audit infrastructure that uses "mathematical assurance" and open source respectability to deliver "verifiable" data access audits that — it presumably hopes — will euthanize the trust issue, down the road.

I have been interested recently in a new book entitled the Confidence Code by Kay and Shipman with research on the vast difference in the confidence level of men and women and the effect that has on graduate study and careers.

Prominent UK Evangelical leader Steve Chalke has released a position paper entitled Restoring Confidence in the Bible that may become for progressive Evangelicals what the Chicago Statement was to their conservative counterparts nearly four decades ago.

We are perhaps entitled to some confidence about timing.

Scottish Electoral Commissioner John McCormick said voters were entitled to have confidence in the result of the referendum.

In 2003, the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) released a report entitled Rebuilding Public Confidence in Financial Reporting: An International Perspective.

That tribunal was entitled to the fullest confidence of the American people.

The resignations came as more than 170,000 people signed up to a petition entitled a "vote of confidence in Jeremy Corbyn after Brexit".

But Ali, through self-discipline and force of personality, forged a new black identity: entitled to agency and confidence.

Moreover, given the evidence available to them at the time, they were entitled to their pre-war confidence.In this section The man to beat Bush?