Sentence examples for took confidence from inspiring English sources

But Wenger took confidence from historical precedent.

It took confidence under pressure and absolute faith in their methods for Liverpool to stage an emphatic recovery.

Ms. De Luca said it took confidence for a youngster to work for the pro-choice agency.

However, Morton, who had struggled with training all week due to the snow and ice, took confidence from Celtic's early indecision.

'We took confidence from the Charlton game,' adds Levein, 'but we just can't seem to win a match' The last time Leicester reached this stage of the competition, in 2001, they were in the top half of the Premiership.

It took confidence for Brink Lindsey, of the libertarian Cato Institute in Washington, to venture onto this well-plowed ground with "The Age of Abundance: How Prosperity Transformed America's Politics and Culture".

On Thursday, Wendy Sherman, the US under-secretary of state for political affairs, said Iran could expect some limited relief from sanctions if it took confidence-building steps to allay concerns about its nuclear ambitions.

We have to take confidence from that.

Those involved should take confidence from that.

It takes confidence to just wash and go.

To succeed at running a business takes confidence.