Sentence examples for gleaned confidence from inspiring English sources

Phil Mickelson has played his poorest major championship golf at the British Open, but he said he altered his approach and gleaned confidence from his second-place finish last year at Royal St .George's.

The Yankees gleaned confidence from their June 29 loss to Lee, when they scored four runs off him, and they tagged him for four again, knocking him out in the seventh.

The comment was perhaps the result of confidence gleaned from years of uninterrupted success, which included being one of the few bankers to emerge from the financial crisis with an enhanced reputation.

But Westbrook came back the next day and, at the end of a one-sided defeat, pitched two and one-third scoreless innings, and the pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre hoped Westbrook could build off the confidence gleaned in that second appearance.

But that basic question has been buried under a mille-feuille of issues, including old-school ties, big foreign money, gossipy Westminster politics and the proper etiquette for dealing with indiscreet confidences gleaned while enjoying someone else's hospitality.

For Stal there is the glory of a first European Tour success at the age of 22 and the confidence that can be gleaned from a flawless display.

He's basing his confidence on what he's gleaned from TV, the Internet and from two weeks spent going through the 14-page lease himself while referencing an atlas.

His lone dissenting voice prompts a fierce debate in which prejudices are exposed, and a previously reticent young juror finds the confidence to share a knowledge of knives gleaned from his tough upbringing to convince the others that the accused could not have inflicted the fatal wound.

Chances for the visitors may have been few and far between, but confidence from a clean-sheet will add to that gleaned from a dynamic Kilmarnock display.

Study is now being done to ascertain how that profession faced this crisis in confidence so long ago, and what lessons might be gleaned by their counterparts today.

With its suggestions of the untapped value of the sheer force of personality, boundless confidence in one's own adaptability, and common-sense intuitions gleaned from a wide range of life experience, "The Internship" fits into another genre — that of the old-school grinder who comes back to teach the youngsters a thing or two.