Sentence examples for question of confidence from inspiring English sources

"It's a question of confidence.

Ultimately this is a question of confidence.

"It is a question of confidence," said Stewart.

Maybe it was a question of confidence or lack of experience in foreign affairs.

"And in that humility there's probably a question of confidence at some point.

"It's just a question of confidence," said the kindly ice-marshal, before realising I had none.

"It's a question of poise, it's a question of strategic vision, it's a question of self-confidence and so on," Mr. Baker said, "and I think there is necessarily a very considerable gap".

The global economy has been driven in recent years by remarkable speculative asset booms and busts, which bring into the equation questions of confidence and trust, as well as fairness.

The tutoring staff also works with questions of self-confidence about writing, critical reading and analytic thought, and the active use of the imagination.

"It's a question of consumer confidence.

It would be high stakes indeed for him to make this a question of personal confidence in him as leader, with a demand to "back him or sack him", as it might well backfire.