Sentence examples similar to flawed confidence from inspiring English sources

The biggest source of optimism among opponents is the increasing belief that the polling on which Trump draws his confidence is profoundly flawed.

Oliver is flawed by a lack of confidence and his deceptive nature.

Most trials had design flaws, limiting confidence in observed effects.

And, despite his crises of confidence, he believes fiction, however flawed and insufficient, has its place.

His runs at No 7 have been crucial to England in the past but at the moment his confidence looks low and his technique flawed.

The performance was flawed, but the result will provide some comfort and confidence for Rangers.

Others argue that scientists' understanding of the climate is so flawed that their judgments about it cannot be accepted with any confidence.

Although, as we each know from experience - feeling flawed can rob us of our energy, our passion, our happiness, our confidence, and our life.

Albeit flawed.

Very flawed.

Flawed, perhaps?