Sentence examples for particular confidence from inspiring English sources

I hadn't approached this tasting with particular confidence.

It feels hollow and insubstantial; the plastic literally creaks when you press the buttons, which doesn't inspire particular confidence.

Dennett and Churchland were not converted; indeed, Chalmers has no particular confidence that a consensus will emerge in the next century.

I'm always thinking on the way to the first game that we're going to win the league – so this season in particular confidence is running high.

She drew particular confidence from a 5-1 roft of Eugenie Bouchard, a highly regarded Canadian teenager who was then ranked 56th.

Cabrera, for example, has always been a jittery player - he did his best to throw both of his majors away at various points - and he's not finishing off today's round with particular confidence.

In particular, eurozone confidence could stabilise soon if the conflict in Ukraine remains frozen".

Owen Sheers's novel I Saw a Man, in which the hero has been robbed of his wife by a drone strike, was praised as "immensely pleasurable" despite being "chilly, macabre" in the Sunday Times by Claire Lowdon, who cited in particular "the confidence of the authorial voice" and the "exhilarating" plotting.

It's still a family car whose aim is to get you around in a bubble of electric calm, not to bring out the F1 fantasist in you, but first impressions are that it feels tidier dynamically and in particular more confidence inspiring when you get on the brakes.

In particular, 95percentt confidence intervals for the DAS power estimates are presented with simulated data for various scenarios.

PCPs in particular, lacking confidence when treating affected patients, over-investigate, offer suboptimal treatment and achieve poor and discouraging outcomes.