Sentence examples for sort of confidence from inspiring English sources

I was glad that I had that sort of confidence".

A stately turn, all beauty, all balance, its own sort of confidence.

That sort of confidence means everything to a hurler trying to pitch to his strengths.

I don't feel any great sort of confidence in my ability," he says.

This they do not have, and their goal-kickers lack any sort of confidence.

Bernhard's act is a sort of confidence trick, selling the thrill of badness while picking the public's pocket.

Has Alex Ferguson that sort of self-confidence?

This is me.' " Her husband has that sort of self-confidence, she asserted.

"I have an attitude about the way I win," Michael Jordan said as he took over as president of basketball operations for the struggling Washington Wizards, gleaming with the sort of self-confidence that most politicians can only envy or feign.

So that fear I think really does translate into not just a lack of sort of self-confidence, but also this question of likeability more broadly.

In Spectre, Craig's rather tortured take on the role, while retaining the grit of the actor's canny interpretation of Ian Fleming's literary conception, relaxes a bit into a suaver sort of self-confidence.