Sentence examples for growing self-assurance from inspiring English sources

With a workshop in Brooklyn, Hellman-Chang exemplifies the growing self-assurance (and visibility) of that borough's design community.

The period of isolation, writing and demoing the material alone, as well as working out the vocal arrangements before she played any of the songs to her band or her producer, were reflective of Marling's growing self-assurance.

Co-founder Rita, who only wants to be known by her first name, claims that over the years she has witnessed first hand the growing self-assurance among gay British Asians.

All the while, Jennifer grows in self-assurance and determination to follow her own path.

But their presence adds to the community's growing sense of self-assurance.

However, Woodhouse's self-assurance grew as a result of belonging to the group and, after a year, he was awarded a prize for increased confidence by the college he was attending.

Women in their sixth and seventh decades are enjoying the peace of mind and self-assurance that comes with growing older, but we are not sharing this.

In this environment, whose slow development matches her own, Anne gains a self-assurance skilfully reflected by the growing confidence of Ms Beatty's prose.

While Lanza's self-assurance as a singer has grown, production remains her primary focus.

Confidence and self-assurance will get you girls.

There was a continuing sense of the game trying to rediscover its self-assurance and identity, a theme that will carry into the new year amidst a growing enthusiasm for discussing league restructuring.