I acknowledge that dashes can be useful -- say, to add an example -- and are surely more emphatic than parentheses (without the sly sharing of confidence with the reader).
Sharing of confidence as a strategy for combining individual opinions into group decisions has been established in a wide range of contexts.
Sharing of confidence as a strategy for combining individual opinions into a group decision has also been established in non-perceptual domains (e.g., Sniezek & Henry, 1989).
A friend (Minnie Driver, always welcome) is available for shopping and the sharing of confidences.
His brief notes of thanks (and also of criticism) begin a correspondence that quickly evolves from the exchange of pleasantries to the sharing of confidences.
For parents, that means no sharing of confidences about their marriages, their irritation with another parent at the child's school or power struggles at work.
The S.E.C. is likely to equate the sharing of confidences in that context with the psychiatrist-patient relationship in the Willis case because both concern the mental health of the person disclosing the information and the abuse of that relationship for personal gain.
Us women who fought with a shared surge of confidence for greater respect, recognition, equality, choice and autonomy a generation ago did not envisage how fast things change - some things - those that can be absorbed into the everyday workings of markets, profits and ways of regulating them.
Differently from classical bounded confidence models [47 49], with which models (1), (2) share the concept of confidence level, we have that 1. the interaction among the agents is selective [54]: two agents, say i and j, may interact only if ((i,j in mathcal {E}_{omega }); 2.
The YouTube channel Missglamorazzi was started at three in the morning because she wanted to share that feeling of confidence with other people.
