Sentence examples for mark of confidence from inspiring English sources

Is it a mark of confidence or craziness?

She is unabashed about her desire for domesticity, insisting her ability to talk about it now is a sign of how far women have come, a mark of confidence "that my cooking will not overshadow my other work".

It is not exactly a mark of confidence that the nation expects the team to go far in the World Cup, but for the moment every piece of news that isn't an injury is to be welcomed.

When the refinancing was announced last year, Whitehaven Coal's chief executive, Paul Flynn, was quoted in Fairfax Media trumpeting the support from the banks as a mark of confidence in the coal industry.

Or was it, as Shell contends, a mark of confidence that the company had finally put in place a plan that could satisfy all the legal, regulatory and environmental requirements to start exploiting one of the last great untapped oil and gas reservoirs in North America?

The NRA, he said, gave Republican committee members cover by deciding to leave out their votes on the bill when updating the legislators letter grades from the group—an all-important mark of confidence the NRA dangles to conservative politicians seeking to assuage the more restive members of their base.

Research suggests that uncrossing your arms, standing tall and having a more approachable demeanor can all be positive marks of confidence.

Yet such understatement is the mark of cultural confidence.

To some, such an outrageously irreverent statement will be seen as a mark of extreme confidence.

But to do all these at once – along with big shake-ups in policing and criminal justice – is either a mark of supreme confidence or outright recklessness.

I had always regarded his decision to integrate it with the sleekly modern pieces as a mark of his confidence and creativity.