Sentence examples for modicum of confidence from inspiring English sources

Markus Babbel took the message to heart, grabbing a desperate injury-time equaliser to allow Rovers to travel to Newcastle tomorrow with a modicum of confidence restored.

Some modicum of confidence about short-term lending is returning, and some of the worst-case scenarios about credit-default-swap liabilities are easing, but, overall, the credit and financing markets, including the municipal-bond market critical to state and local governments, remain almost frozen.

The coalition negotiations, which begin formally next week, will focus on which other parties Mr Netanyahu will co-opt alongside Yesh Atid.Nevertheless, the arithmetic will give the much weakened Mr Netanyahu a modicum of confidence and standing as he goes into that negotiation.

There is, still, a chance for the American political system to restore a modicum of confidence in itself.

Rather like the young me who had read Salinger's work has come to face himself 30 years later and can do so with a modicum of confidence--thanks to the superior assist by the author of The Naked and the Dead.

Upbeat commentary from its top executives have succeeded in restoring a modicum of investor confidence.

Establishing that modicum of trust took years.

I suggest this with a modicum of genetic authority.

For some, the answer has been a search for the silver linings that might restore some modicum of national pride and confidence.

A modicum of people like it.

There is a modicum of control.