Sentence examples for exerting confidence from inspiring English sources
On the surface, it appears that investors have everything under control, exerting confidence in their decisions as they hit consistent home runs.
Children who have been given autonomy at home in developing preferences and making meaningful choices from limited options are able to transfer this skill to the school setting, thereby exerting confidence in making wise choices within the classroom setting.
It's hard to understand what is so threatening about women of color exerting self-confidence.
With a combination of blistering pace and a deft touch with both feet, the attacking midfielder exerts confidence with the ball and can find himself in strong positions all over the pitch.
For men, tango helps them connect deeply with women and exert confidence through movement.
While confidence is good, don't over exert your confidence or you will appear arrogant and self-centered.
A recent study by Barone et al. [38] showed that that migraine attacks weaken children's attachment security toward their parents, thus undermining the parental confidence in exerting an effective regulatory function on their children's distress.
You spot this lovely woman carrying a baby, wearing a suit, and she exerts a certain confidence that shows she is happy with her life.
So I set up a smaller experiment within my no-makeup challenge -- I have been exerting the same amount of confidence that I generally would with makeup, but this time, without any makeup.
That rather fortuitous equaliser ruined Southend's plan of hanging on to their lead all afternoon and gave Bolton more confidence, with the former Liverpool midfielder Jay Spearing finally managing to exert some authority in midfield and the home side beginning to exert real pressure.
