Sentence examples for superior confidence from inspiring English sources

Southampton's superior confidence on the ball then started to show and Rodriguez should have done better after he was smartly played into space on the right wing by Lambert but his control at pace let him down in the area and he could only scuff a weak pass into goalkeeper Brad Guzman's arms.

Their superior confidence allows them to constantly push the envelope.

These superior factors, however, did not translate to superior confidence in identifying a child as autism.

11 min Germany are slowly, almost insidiously starting to exert their superior technique and confidence.

The Navy stated simply, as it usually does in such cases, that the officer's superior had lost confidence in him.

I remained extremely diffident around those whom I considered my social and sporting superior, but my confidence was improved no end when I won the Heavyweights race at the Point-to-Point and I was most gratified the following day when the master approached me on horseback to enquire if I had seen which way the fox had gone.

From a superior position of confidence and momentum to a little chink in the armour to then feeling out of control, it can happen almost in a blink of an eye.

The superior knowledge and confidence perceived to be held by more experienced nursing colleagues also contributed to junior staff accepting their decisions and not second checking thoroughly, at times despite doubting the prescriptions' safety.

Williams won her 27th match in a row, this one in slightly less than an hour by the score of 6-2, 6-2, and even though Nagyova hustled and did her earnest utmost to counter Williams's superior power and self-confidence, the outcome was a foregone conclusion.

There may be operationally superior methods of deriving confidence intervals that would improve the performance of GLMM.

Moreover, diagnostic tests conferring superior accuracy and analytical confidence may change the treatment regimens patients are offered.