Sentence examples for shape confidence from inspiring English sources

The student musicians, ages 12 to 22, played with rich sound (the sighing second theme in the first movement had lovely warmth and supple shape), confidence and character.

That such perceptions, especially about service quality, might shape confidence and subsequent behaviors with regard to choice and usage of the available health care facilities is reflected in the fact that many patients avoid the system or avail it only as a measure of last resort.

These businessmen "helped to shape the confidence Indians derived as a nation," Ms. Dutt said.

"Car-buying fundamentals like employment and energy prices are in good shape, consumer confidence has reached a post-recession high and business investment is increasing".

It wasn't easy coming to terms with my identity as I entered different phases of my life, but you helped shape my confidence and desire to embrace my quirkiness because it makes me unique.

Sign up for a class that will get you in shape, boost confidence, and be lots of fun, like kick-boxing or hip-hop dancing.

Perceived risk is also shaped by confidence in vaccine effectiveness, fear of side effects, and fear of getting the flu with the vaccine [ 29, 30, 48, 52, 61, 64, 66- 69, 71].

The words we speak to our children, the manner in which we listen and the respect we show them in responding to the words they speak to us has tremendous potential for shaping their self-confidence and communication abilities throughout their lives.

Anyway, the shape of most confidence intervals did not suggest any substantial bias in the interpretation of the results, because most confidence intervals were centred close to the zero and had limited breadth.

People in better shape have more confidence at crunch time.

We first conjectured that by 2006, the Baghdad electric grid was in such bad shape that little confidence could be placed in the nightlight findings.