Sentence examples for tory confidence from inspiring English sources

That is what air supremacy does and why Tory confidence is growing.

With Westminster back from its summer break, both Tory confidence and the durability of Labour's poll bounce are about to be tested.

This apparent quiescence has sustained Tory confidence that, whatever the opinion polls might say, they can prevail when the country makes its decision in May.

Although more than a third of her MPs vote against her, May survives a Tory confidence vote.

As the media prepare to fold their tends and head home, the Telegraph's Benedict Brogan mulls a week that has been "a bit grim and worthy" but which has given the Tories confidence for the future.

All this matters because, despite the Tories' revived confidence based on the economic upturn, few on his side are sure that Mr Cameron will still inhabit his stainless-steel designer Number 10 kitchen after next May.

The current government is the Tory-DUP confidence-and-supply, so I think it's definitely weaker than what we had before, but I would still have voted for this government over Jeremy Corbyn any day of the week.

But many other senior Tories lack the confidence (or, in some depressing cases, the interest) required to hold forth on social mobility.

He says he is optimistic about finding a "progressive" alternative to university tuition fees, and dismisses recent reports of opposition from senior Tories with convincing confidence.

Even if, as many Tories expect, a confidence vote does not materialise, the Bridgen/Dorries comments are a reminder of how maverick, hardline Eurosceptics were able to play havoc with John Major's government in the 1990s because he had such a small majority.

Such is the confidence of Tory high command that this is how they can stake out the centre.