Sentence examples for some confidence from from inspiring English sources

"You get some confidence from it, absolutely.

I hope he takes some confidence from the fact that Labour is very electable".

"Hopefully we can take some confidence from today and get back on track in the league".

I take some confidence from how I performed in that Test at Perth, against a similar type of bowling attack".

"They have kitchen-sinked - they have finally dealt with the issues around the financial sector and the market looks to be taking some confidence from this".

"We can still take some confidence from that match," Kops-Jones said, "because they had to play their best to beat us".

Coach Tom Crean's teams have been historically bad on the road, but his Hoosiers will have to build some confidence away from home before the N.C.A.A. Tournament begins.

"We wanted to come out and try to establish who we are as a team, offensively and defensively, and try to take some confidence away from them," Pierce said.

They have a lot of threats across the back line, Stuart Hogg is a real danger and they have built some real confidence from the World Cup.

soon, he will realize that he is capable of making wise decisions and will develop some more confidence from within.

Now give a flavour of Bean's colourful characterisation: "I don't think Irish nationalists will be thrilled," you say with some confidence – having cribbed it from the Times – "to see their forebears cheerfully fighting, committing incest and moving pigs into their new homes".