Sentence examples for victory confidence from inspiring English sources

1.55am GMT Dan Roberts feels the temperature rise a bit at the McAuliffe party, on the strength of speeches predicting victory: Confidence slowly growing here at McAuliffe campaign party as succession of state politicians insist 'we are going to win' to loud applause.

Victory brings confidence, however temporary, and you can sniff it on the government front lines far from Aleppo.

"Maybe so," VanDerveer said when asked whether Stanford's victory inspired confidence and aspiration in others to challenge UConn's supremacy.

Communism had collapsed; the dogmas of Marxism-Leninism proved economically impractical, though they had at least promised ultimate victory, and confidence is a precious commodity in a revolutionary struggle.

"If we can get a victory, the confidence going into the European Championships will be higher," he said.

After consecutive defeats by Crystal Palace and Paris St-Germain, victory restored confidence to Jose Mourinho's side and their supporters ahead of the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday.

News of the victory improved confidence in the government and bolstered the stability of the Song.

Regardless, it proved to be a turning point in the war and although it had been a tactical disaster for the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong, Hanoi emerged with a significant political victory as confidence in the American military and political leadership collapsed, as did public support for the war in the United States.

Then she leads the children in a mock victory dance, a "confidence march," so they can feel confidence for themselves.

Friday's against-the-odds victory will provide confidence should they make the finals.

Nonetheless, that June victory boosted his confidence, along with his ranking.