Sentence examples for ring of confidence from inspiring English sources

That action would also put a ring of confidence into his predictions of victory on the presidential ticket.

In another life he'd be Haloed by a ring of confidence in a 70s Colgate toothpaste commercial.

Her voice had a ring of confidence mine never did, so I went, wearing -- against Mom's orders -- a shimmery, low-cut shirt.

(He was obliged to have his "English teeth" whitened for the TV cameras before a book tour to America last year, and it seems to have given him a Colgate ring of confidence).

Regarding his own pitching staff, Duquette was asked whether Seo was still on a short leash, and he did not exactly supply a ringing vote of confidence.

Given how high the jobless rate was — 9.0 percent in January, the last number released before the survey — that may be something less than a ringing vote of confidence in the economic recovery.

And the 17 new deals represent the lowest quarterly deal figure since 1994 not a ringing vote of confidence for the beleaguered VC crowd.

Witherspoon is such a fiercely bright screen presence with a kind of Colgate ring of over-confidence; she needs a savvy director with firm fingers on the brightness and contrast dials.

And as the Mets' 2012 season hobbled to its conclusion last week, votes of confidence again rang out.

He went on to argue, with a degree of confidence that rings strangely today, that A complete science of psychology would tell every fact about everyone's intellect and character and behavior, would tell the cause of every change in human nature, would tell the result which every educational force every act of every person that changed any other or the agent himself would have.

Liverpool supporters know what to do in these circumstances and bold statements of confidence were soon ringing around the ground.