Sentence examples for revealed confidence from inspiring English sources

New research from Barclays has also  revealed confidence is high in the retail sector as the Christmas period approaches.

McTague said a study by the FSB had revealed confidence among its membership had fallen this year for the first time since 2012, blaming uncertainty over Brexit and general concerns about the underlying health of the UK economy.

Phylogenetic analyses were performed under maximum likelihood (ML) [ 81] and Bayesian inference (BI) [ 82] to reveal confidence limits of the data.

For this she has been repaid by her guest revealing confidences and details about her marriage for edification of the reading public.

"The next government is going to be needing the support of One Nation to govern and my humble opinion – and I'm not going to reveal confidences – is that I think that the price for One Nation support will be power," Newman told the Courier-Mail.

It is a privilege to have amazing experiences with icons, but we cannot let awe turn into awful by revealing confidences or gushing about the private lives of public figures.

It expresses feelings of joy, success, sensuality, affection, and reveals self-confidence and kindness.

Results for the final Mental Health First Aid question regarding participant confidence revealed that confidence ratings were significantly different across time points, with both post-training, and follow-up ratings being significantly higher than baseline.

First, a kind of secret was revealed in confidence to me by a staff member I'd become friendly with.

Manufacturers' organisation EEF said that the sector's recovery was under threat as its poll revealed business confidence had fallen in every region of England and Wales.

Then, as now, he revealed a confidence bordering on conceit – even more worryingly he seems to see politics as a matter of being in office, of achieving power, not in terms of what he achieves once there.