Sentence examples for expressed their confidence from inspiring English sources
Most expressed their confidence that the vast changes wrought by computer technology are providing a solid foundation for long-run prosperity.
Participants estimated values and expressed their confidence in their estimates individually and then a second time either individually or in a group.
Many voters, elated over the successes of the Prussian armies, expressed their confidence in the government by supporting its adherents at the polls.
It also said that federal regulators "publicly expressed their confidence in BP as a safe and reliable operator" after the disaster, allowing it to win dozens of leases in the Gulf of Mexico and issuing drilling permits to the company.
The first big decision by Gordon Brown as chancellor in May 1997 was to give the Bank of England operational control over interest rates, and the markets expressed their confidence in the new policy regime by pushing the pound higher on the foreign exchanges.
"Even those who voted against [the reforms] expressed their confidence in the Prime Minister," says George Katrougalos Minister of Administrative Reform at the Ministry of Interior.
The university's lean finances are not addressed, but two of CUNY's former critics, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Gov. George E. Pataki, express their confidence in the university.
Ken Cameron, Vienna Our service personnel often express their confidence in and enthusiasm for the equipment they use and we know that the kit overall is doing a good job in Afghanistan.
And even the Labour leader's detractors note that by accepting lesser posts (rather than returning to the back benches), figures like Mr Byrne and Mr Twigg are expressing their confidence in his leadership.
