Sentence examples for lacking belief from inspiring English sources

Anyone who says we are a society lacking belief is not paying attention.

Gareth Southgate did not seem to have much enthusiasm for the job when the opportunity arose to replace Roy Hodgson, and though a convenient stopgap, a manager lacking belief in himself is unlikely to inspire it in others.

Celtic manager Ronny Deila has hit out at "inaccurate media reports" suggesting he had criticised Aberdeen counterpart Derek McInnes for lacking belief during the title race.

Celtic had the better players and more coherent game plan: Rangers looked like a team full of individuals lacking belief and drive.

But that they are so damn scared of failing, so lacking belief in themselves and most importantly, they didn't know what they wanted -- in a job, out of life, in their relationships -- and like so many of us do, they were pigeonholing themselves.

'We lacked quality, we lacked belief.

At their best, an imaginative, speedy side, but they have lacked belief at both ends.

Afterwards, the goalkeeper Allan McGregor, the team's stand-out player, damningly claimed his team lacked "belief".

"I wasn't bad in my first six months here but I lacked belief and I have that now.

Those in front of the Arsenal goalkeeper lacked belief or quality in possession to stem the tide.

The 33-year-old had come close with a volley soon after Garner's introduction but that effort lacked belief.