Sentence examples for recreate confidence from inspiring English sources
"To recreate confidence, it will take a lot of hand-holding with insurance companies, service companies and investment bankers," said Badr Jafar, president of Crescent Petroleum, a regional oil company based in the United Arab Emirates.
Wilson is one of the writers and stars of BBC television show The Real Hustle, in which he and his team "scam" members of the public by recreating notorious confidence tricks (any money or valuables are later returned).
What better way of convincing him of the club's confidence in him than recreating the professional and personal relationship that, despite the obvious contrasts of temperament, so clearly flourished between him and Kanté during the summer?
That, in turn, could increase interest rates and recreate the loss of consumer and business confidence associated with the deficits of the late 80's and early 90's.
His downfall has been the putter, which he wields with all the confidence of a bricklayer asked to recreate Picasso's Boy With a Pipe.
He shifts from his specialty of staging shootouts in enclosed spaces -- something he choreographs with the confidence of a Bob Fosse -- to recreating key battles in the Pacific campaign.
The breezy confidence that had once made Renzi look like a man who could recreate a powerful centrist majority to last for generations started to resemble arrogance.
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So, giddy with narcissism and misguided confidence, I promptly spent about £60 on the products she used so I could recreate it at home, and guess what?
After a season of injuries and malfunctions in confidence, Safin's belief in himself has been left so threadbare, he can't imagine recreating the perfection he had when he defeated Sampras in the Open final a year ago.
