Sentence examples for soared confidence from inspiring English sources

Tourism has slumped, unemployment and crime has soared, confidence has evaporated and the government is running out of money.

Her improved self-image and soaring confidence owe a lot to the bureau.

Alfonso Soriano could be a big factor for the Yankees in this series, with his soaring confidence and blistering bat speed.

A concise description of the job might be: the ability to instill soaring confidence in others while suppressing your own perpetual vulnerability.

That kind of disaster, naturally, would undercut the current soaring confidence in SpaceX, from investors, private-space believers and even taxpayers.

This is the brand of soaring confidence that he routinely displays in the Pat Metheny Group, a fact probably not lost on the audience, which included Mr. Metheny.

Britain's blue-chip share index has soared to a new all-time closing high powered by soaring confidence in the US, a surge in the share prices of mining companies and the impact of the falling pound.

No, it will not be easy for Tsonga, soaring confidence and all, to reach even the final in Paris this year, but the French are officially dreaming of another 1983 and another Noah.

This was, as Murray knew, his best chance yet to win the French Open, partly for reasons over which he had no control, mainly because he came to Roland Garros on a wave of soaring confidence.

They had dented, perhaps for the first time, the soaring Republican confidence that had enabled the party to enact ambitious legislative agendas in a number of states.

Treasury yields could soar "if confidence picks up and it turns out the U.S. economy is growing at 3 percent and not faltering below 2 percent".