Sentence examples for implied confidence from inspiring English sources

He can afford it, of course, but that doesn't diminish the implied confidence that Ballmer has in Twitter.

As Reina implies, confidence in the "project" of the previous owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett was never deep nor widespread.

I am not comfortable telling people I am trying stand-up because to me that implies confidence.

Stable expectations undergird modern life, making possible such wonders as markets and retirement planning, both of which imply confidence in the future.

It must be stressed again that this equilibrating interest-rate mechanism implies confidence that the parity will not be altered in the near future.

It implies confidence and good skills from professionals.

In general terms, a review categorised as low RoB implies confidence that results represent true treatment effects.

A higher score implied high confidence while a lower score indicated lower levels of confidence.

In some very rare cases, the buyer accepts the lot without inspection implying total confidence between buyer and seller, but considering the rarity of mutual confidence in the marketplace, the buyer usually undertakes some kind of inspection.

The first aptly implies brassy confidence, and the second evokes not just food but cuddling.

The American notion of enforced equality depends on the Constitution and on the vigor of its enforcement — and implies a confidence, or even a faith, in the law and its enforcement that's stronger than the doubt of an individual official's personal prejudices.