Sentence examples for measured confidence from inspiring English sources

Jacques Rogge, the I.O.C. delegate from Belgium who is overseeing the preparations and who is seeking to replace Samaranch as president, visited Athens last week and spoke with measured confidence about the preparations.

Worldwide polls conducted in 1981 and 1990 measured confidence in five institutions: parliament, the armed services, the judiciary, the police and the civil service.

"It is clear that the mood in the camp across British sport is positive and one of measured confidence," said Nicholl, who cited taekwondo, swimming and cycling as sports that have particularly impressed in recent months.

Just once was the measured confidence level just prior to election been within 10 points of 100.

Furthermore, we measured confidence rating to examine whether experts show illusionary superiority biases (observed as a coping mechanism for stress and self-esteem protection in referees; e.g., Wolfson & Neave, 2007).

Also, Rausch et al. (2016) measured confidence in one's competence as a very situationally specific state variable closely related to the perception of concrete situations within authentic office simulations.

"How do you measure confidence?" she said when asked if she rated her chances at Roland Garros.

There are some efforts to measure confidence systematically, notably the Consumer Confidence Index published by the Conference Board.

Conceptualizing and measuring confidence in older drivers: development of the Day and Night Driving Comfort Scales.

We sought to develop a scale for measuring confidence about adolescent vaccination in diverse populations of parents.

In our tracker, samples and templates are hashed to binary matrices, and the hamming distance is used to measure confidence of candidate samples.