Sentence examples for killer confidence from inspiring English sources

Ever since Solange Knowles chopped off her tresses to embrace her natural hair, we've been inspired by her marvelous mane and killer confidence.

And then we focus on everything we don't do and that's a killer for confidence.

Mr. Mahoney said the killing of journalists in Pakistan, Somalia and Brazil stood out last year, reflecting what he called an entrenched culture of impunity that gives the killers the confidence they will not be held accountable by the law.

Confidence killer indeed.

"A sagging hoo-ha can be a confidence killer in the bedroom," Shape warns, and one has to wonder how women's confidence would be affected if they weren't being bombarded with articles about their tragic, aging nethers.

"A sagging hoo-ha can be a confidence killer in the bedroom," Shape warns, and one has to wonder how women's confidence would be affected if they weren't being bombarded with articles about their tragic, ageing nethers.

Unless a man is drunk (which seems to be the only legitimate excuse in their minds because being wasted will soften even virile 21-year-old guys), ED appears to be a confidence killer of the highest order.

CB: chlorinated biphenyl; CD: clusters of differentiation; CD3+: T-lymphocytes; CD4+: T-helper cells; CD8+: cytotoxic cells; CD19+: B-lymphocytes; CD56+: natural killer cells; CI: confidence interval; DDE: dichlorodiphenylchloroethane; IUPAC: International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry; PCB: polychlorinated biphenyl; SD: standard deviation; SE: standard error; WBC: white blood cell.

A negative environment is a confidence killer.

Many individuals forfeit countless achievements due to being unaware of the top five confidence killers. 1) Comparison: In the school of business we are taught to study our competition.

Clinton didn't have the passion of Sanders or the poetry of O'Malley's sign-off, but she had something else: the self-confidence and killer instinct of a politician who has been down this route before.