Sentence examples for turned into confidence from inspiring English sources

Now that cockiness has turned into confidence, and I've learned to control it a little better".

But any trepidation must have turned into confidence during that swashbuckling first half display against Burnley when they bounced back from a goal down to effectively end the contest by half time.

Fuzzy measure identification requires raw data to be turned into confidence degrees.

Reading this advice has changed my life, initially giving me permission which turned into confidence.

Loving myself has turned into confidence, joy and a deep sense of fulfillment that I wouldn't have thought was possible for a twice-divorced 29 year old.

Having bad wipe outs scare you like crazy, but after that fear settles, it turns into confidence, knowing you can handle anything".

If you want to twist my arm, it probably took around the same amount of time for the interest from the American industry to turn into confidence in these three directors to be able helm U.S. productions, and it would have probably taken an equal amount of time for all three directors to ponder such a proposition".

They found that as young drivers spent a few more months behind the wheel their initial skittishness turns into confidence, multi-tasking, and crashes.

A year after his 1590 coinage of barefaced, Shakespeare, in "Henry VI, Part 1," had Lord Talbot speak of "proud desire of bold-faced Victory" after he rescues his son, John, on the French battlefield; that meant "confident," a sense that soon turned into "impudent," as confidence so often does.

It is as if Iraq turned his political strengths to weaknesses: his self-confidence turned into rigidity and an arrogant inability to admit he was mistaken and to avoid such mistakes in future.

"This started as a short-term liquidity crisis," said Burak Akbulut, an analyst with Bayindir Securities, "and it has turned into a crisis of confidence in the government's ability to reform the economic structure of the country".