Sentence examples for tide of confidence from inspiring English sources
He surfed a tide of confidence all the way to the finish to win 7-6, 7-6, 6-4.
Last year started with promise, with a rising tide of confidence in the equity markets and an exuberance for the new generation of Internet companies.
This makes sense when you reflect that the year the Guggenheim opened, 1959, was close to the midpoint of Smith's artistic maturity, and that it coincided with the last high tide of confidence in modernist progress, which is associated with both the sculptor and the architect.
"Brilliant Women", a new show at London's National Portrait Gallery, blows all that away.Between 1750 and 1790 a high tide of British confidence lifted into prominence a number of intellectual and creative women, some of whom occasionally met for conversation.
One warning sign that few investors picked up on last week was the failure of volatility to break beneath an index reading of 40 in the face of a rising tide of investor confidence.
But when this failed to stem the tide of opposition, and with confidence among the armed forces ebbing from him, he chose to run.
According to the storm surge graph, Farley said, "We can say with a high degree of confidence, the high degree of water should be three feet more than high tide this morning.
PAGE B1 LONG ROAD TO STABILITY If Greece can win a crucial vote of confidence, it will also win an immediate infusion of much-needed cash that will tide it -- and the rest of Europe -- over for now.
This change could help stem the tide of sexual assaults by giving service members confidence that military justice is as blind as its civilian counterpart.
