Sentence examples for of lacking confidence from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, you would never have accused him of lacking confidence; in 2014, there's defeat in his eyes.

UKIP leader Nigel Farage responded to the attack by describing Mr Osborne as a "little European" - and accusing the chancellor of lacking confidence in the British people to manage their own economic affairs.

Watford manager Gianfranco Zola had not seen his side win in seven matches before the daunting trip to Elland Road but they showed no signs of lacking confidence against a Leeds team who had won five consecutive home games.

The key then in redirecting this behavior is to underscore the benefits of lacking confidence.

In other words, we excluded those annotated with "uncertain," "predicted," or "inferred from homology" because of lacking confidence.

Too many of us lack confidence in our instincts.

Why, then, do 6 in 10 of dads lack confidence in their parenting?

A lack of one means you lack confidence.

Many reasons have been asserted for the low participation rate of Native Americans in STEM disciplines, including lack of exposure, lack of interest, lack of confidence, lack of a feeling of belonging, and lack of goal congruency.

"And contributing to that is a problem of lack of confidence, in particular lack of confidence in the credibility of policy actions to arrest the crisis".

Her story touches on a common theme of powerlessness, lack of confidence and a lack of a sense of belonging.