Sentence examples for understandable confidence from inspiring English sources
The Quakes duly started the game with understandable confidence, despite missing four regular starters to injury, but after keeping cool under pressure, it was the opposing striker Alvaro Saborio, a survivor of the recent first team cull at RSL, who scored twice to beat the hosts.
Mattingly has understandable confidence in Kershaw, but clearly precious little in his bullpen.
The country pulses with energy and success, a caldron of economic ambition larded with understandable self-confidence.
In this, it follows a long line of travel scares that have included SARS, swine flu and terrorist attacks.Even the attacks of September 11th, which had an understandable impact on confidence, caused American output to dip by only 0.3% in the third quarter of 2001.
Saints have been hit by injuries and had lost their previous three Premier League games - so it would have been understandable had their confidence dipped as Aguero gave City a 10th-minute lead.
"Alaskans should be appreciating the critical benefits of the Affordable Care Act, but there is an understandable crisis in confidence because the administration has yet to get it off the ground".
The confidence was understandable.
D's confidence is understandable.
The desire to protect financial institutions from a potentially self-fulfilling loss of confidence is understandable.
And this crisis affects not only projects that are rightly controversial, like the constitution, but also success stories like enlargement.But if the crisis of confidence is understandable, it is still damaging.
"I don't normally do too badly exchanging acerbities" Conrad Black said the other day, when Adam Boulton questioned the wisdom of his decision to appear on Have I Got News For You. Back then his confidence was understandable.
