Sentence examples for the complete confidence of from inspiring English sources

As prefect he gained the complete confidence of the emperor.

I have been told that the new management has the complete confidence of the DCMS.

"I have the complete confidence of my employer," he wrote to his family.

If the president does not have the complete confidence of his or her faculty and makes a change like this, it could be very difficult.

Montgomery said that he still has the "complete confidence" of the Mecom board but had nevertheless decided to stand down "following pressure from certain shareholders".

In "Tomorrow," apparently even the characters' parents have bought into the overachiever's stereotype their children represent: the youths go unchecked because they have the complete confidence of everyone they come in contact with.

There is a need to remain flexible in the selection of persons for BSL-4 trecognizingcognizing that some persons rapidly acquire the skills needed to work safely in the BSL-4 laboratory, while others may never gain complete confidence of the MCL director and will always be required to work in partnership with a more experienced person.

"These people don't ever recover the sense of complete confidence that the world is as it appears," said Professor Newman of Harvard.

Finally, the accuracy of the data is based on the reporting by 10- to 29-year-olds, who may not be able to recall with complete confidence all of the exposures and outcomes in question.

"The secretary has complete confidence in the continued leadership of General Allen, who is serving with distinction in Afghanistan".

But while Mrs May said she was confident that the work commissioned by Mr Sedwill was "carried out in good faith", the Wanless review would address the public's need for complete confidence in the integrity of the investigation's findings.