Sentence examples for justifiable confidence from inspiring English sources

What France does have is a justifiable confidence in its own work, in the worth of film for its own sake, and as O'Hehir says, in the idea of movie-makers as important players in culture and society.

You can see it in his eyes in the visionary, assured self-portrait he painted in about 1799, gazing through the time vortex at his own future fame in justifiable confidence that he will always be acknowledged as the best of British artists.

Summing up his short stay, Geithner said he received Beijing's full backing for his plans: "I've actually found a lot of confidence here in China, justifiable confidence, in the strength and resilience and dynamism of the American economy".

"If we hit the ground running, fantastic, but as we sit here reality has got to override the support and the reality is that, for any team to say with any justifiable confidence that they are going to start the season and win every game, it's just not going to happen," he said.

But unless there is justifiable confidence in the executives who would make the decisions as to who shall go and who shall stay, there is little likelihood that they will be given absolute authority over others.

For REC members, researchers, subjects and the public at large to have justifiable confidence in the ethics of human research and the role of RECs in reviewing protocols, issues of accountability will first have to be clarified.

Clinton stuck by Holbrooke -- a justifiable vote of confidence by the Secretary of State in her emissary who also knows what it's like trying to reason with the likes of Karzai.

All were crucial, and all would have been justifiable grounds for bolstered confidence.

Taking this approach without a clear, transparent and justifiable rationale risks endangering public confidence in the way in which the police deal with the most serious of offences.

That large swaths of the population lose faith and confidence in their leaders and institutions is justifiable and rational, but the answer is neither to withdraw from participation in a corrupt system nor to attack the system.

That is, to help students create beliefs about mathematics as accessible, constructible, and justifiable by all, coupled with a value for mathematics and a confidence and willingness to engage in quantitative situations.