Sentence examples similar to name of confidence from inspiring English sources

All the advice to feel sexy brings us back to where we started: instead of challenging cultural ideals of beauty, body-positive campaigns encourage us to adhere to them in the name of self-confidence.

The danger from Iran's point of view is that the West will gobble up concessions made in the name of "confidence-building", but there will be no stage-two negotiations in which Iran might get something back in return.

Two and a half years ago Mike Konczal reminded us of a classic 1943 essay by Michal Kalecki, who suggested that business interests hate Keynesian economics because they fear that it might work — and in so doing mean that politicians would no longer have to abase themselves before businessmen in the name of preserving confidence.

In today's world, millions of American households lost trillions of dollars of equity in their homes as values collapsed, while at the same time the Federal Government has engineered the restoration of trillions of dollars of bank capital in the name of restoring confidence in the financial system.

The fund just needed a good, sturdy name full of confidence-inspiring words, possibly including the surname of a famous money manager, or even a famous explorer.

The colleague added: "They need 50 names [for a vote of confidence] and whether they gets it all depends on the margin – if is is a tight win for remain, people will feel they were robbed".

Of the remaining 71 sequences, 15 sequences did not receive strong enough support during BLAST searches (blastx and tblastx) to assign a gene name with confidence.

The name seemed to evoke feelings of confidence in our customers and gave us an air of professionalism, which wasn't exactly accurate.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, India's captain, was present at Old Trafford to watch United put eight goals past Arsenal on Sunday and, just down the road at the cricket stadium of the same name, he bore an expression of confidence again.

Deep sophistication in the name of simplicity, youth and confidence sums up this music.

Stock-market gravity is known by many names: negative investor sentiment, lack of confidence in the system, panic, depression and a whole host of other fun terms.