Sentence examples for overarching confidence from inspiring English sources

At the twin peaks of the 19th-century novel and symphony there is an overarching confidence about what the forms can do, a sense of their totalising capability.

Unlike his father, who was a stalwart defender but who was shaky pushing forward, Alecko oozes the intangibles that most goal-scorers have: an overarching confidence and a belief that every loose ball is his to thwack into the back of the net.

The interview guide specified some overarching themes, including participants' confidence in and adherence to clinical guidelines, and how such guidelines influence professional autonomy and shared decision making.

In line with the overarching research questions, the two broad themes presented below relate, respectively, to: (a) changes in confidence and understandings regarding end of life care; and (b) barriers to change in practice.

His best pieces were intensely personal accounts of his time in jails and medium-security prisons, stories that could be funny or tragic or cruel but were rarely political they were frequently about not the overarching architecture of the system but about his own feelings, which could swing from hope to confidence to self-pity to rage to regret in the span of a few sentences.

In most such conversations, overarching themes emerge.

The biggest advantage was overarching, strategic.

Perhaps the overarching question was just: Really?

Her overarching 'we' means 'we British'.

Overarching its future are commercial questions.

There are overarching themes and, to be sure, significant differences.