I looked like someone people would work for, and take orders from; I looked every bit of my 42 years, and yet like someone to whom the years had granted confidence and style.
Citation analysis reveals that many of these claims go beyond the warrants provided by the Stein and Lane study, either by granting more confidence in the relationship than the study design allows or by phrasing the claim as a causal relationship between cognitive demand and student learning.
The edge between Yap1 and Ctt1 under stress grants more confidence to the result.
Lord please grant me the confidence of a white dude who's about to become the head of a federal agency he doesn't understand.
"Lord, grant me the confidence of a mediocre white man," she said, quoting a refrain from writer Sarah Hagi that has become a mantra for many women of color.
This outraged the left, which assumed that its deputies alone had the constitutional right to grant the government confidence; it was dubbed by those on the left a 'coup d'état by the Grand Duchess'.
O Lord, grant me the confidence of a mediocre wm who listens to an author speak for an hour about her life and then feels the need to attempt to shame her into not fitting into the falsely informed vision of whom he expects her to be.
On Saturday night in Massachusetts, a Jim Thorpe-Fabio hybrid in a New England Patriots uniform will emerge from the Foxborough shadows with all the confidence granted by good looks, athletic gifts and the home-field advantage: Tom Brady, the quarterback ideal.
But it is disastrous for all of the above that players who should have been granted experience, given confidence, bedded carefully into the team are now being sent to a World Cup with the most fractured, most laughably incomplete preparation possible, an infantry brigade sent into battle half-dressed and with a baguette in each hand.
