confidence造句

Have confidence in God.

I have confidence.

She built up my confidence.

They have confidence in me.

His easy gait shows self-confidence.

We're trying to inspire him with confidence.

The confidence trickster used several alias.

His analysis build up their confidence.

The servant enjoyed his master's confidence.

Confidence limits are the upper and lower limits of the confidence interval.

Yet Lady Chettam gathered much confidence in him.

It reduces uncertainty, helps bolster confidence and self esteem, etc.

We have full confidence that we shall succeed.

Mean what you say. Say it with confidence in your ability to parent and with authority based on this confidence.

"Hubris" is too much self-confidence or ego.

Self respect means we have an inner confidence and inner assurance, but this is not a confidence built on superiority.

I have every confidence that he'll get a promotion soon.

If you don't have confidence in love, you can either try to find confidence, or end it, to find a result, and to end up with a scar.

The worst barrier to your success is not lack of money, but lack of confidence.

Build up your masculine confidence and you will see the women start to notice you.

In fact, their confidence and assertiveness tends to unnerve my older male colleagues.

The direct reason for those difficulties was that investors lacked confidence in the Malaysian economy.

The financial system is held together with a very thin filament called confidence.

"The important conclusion is that as we start to see confidence return to financial markets and the real economy, confidence will return and so will VIP play," Mr Fischer said.

Dominique Jones is a great scorer, almost in the Jason Terry mold with tremendous confidence, almost cockiness.J.

The coping efficacy developed by the author covered 18 items, such as "I'm afraid that I can not deal with things", "I have enough confidence to conquer any difficulty", and namely as friability, confidence and intelligence.

Ireland, they say, must continue to inflict pain on its citizens - because to do anything else would fatally undermine confidence.

In severe circumstances, loss of confidence in the paradigm can ensue with subsequent cancellation of SOA initiatives.

This dual document presentation gives U.S. Customs and Border Protection greater confidence in the traveler’s claim to identity and citizenship.

We have no hesitation in recommending Mr. Lee as first class…, who is worthy of the highest trust and confidence.

Documentation procedures for simple tasks, such as starting a server, can seem trivial at first but can be a source of confidence when testing a disaster scenario.

I have no misgiving about, or lack of confidence in, the cause in which I am engaged, and my courage does not halt or falter.

When we can see clearly that we are not as good as people, that is when we have real confidence in life.

The confidence in scientific advancement, history shows, was justified, as well as, sadly, the expectation in the persistence of global strife.

Reflecting some of that displeasure, U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner in blunt remarks earlier this month said Wall Street Banks faced problems with public confidence.

There are some things that no one really knows, no one knows except you, but you have to be able to live on your own, so you'd better have a clear conscience. Because a clear conscience can bring self-confidence, and self-confidence will make your life easier.

"Such a lot of it is about keeping up your confidence, " says last year's Booker prize winner Mantel, whose own first novel took nearly 20 years to make it into print.

The U.K. bailout plans are expected to change as details are worked out, but if arguments balloon they could threaten the tenuous confidence that the bailout aims to foster.

We aren’t interested in the application’s crisis of confidence about whether or not to purge its Recycle Bin. We don’t want to hear its whining about not being sure where to put a file on disk.

Experience also suggests that first estimates of GDP growth are almost always revised upwards. This is why policymakers now pay close attention to surveys of business and consumer confidence.

Normally, he was calm, firm and full of self-confidence; for he knew how to fight his opponents. He could be cruel, but he could also be smooth and sly. He might sometimes storm and rage, but that did not necessarily mean he was really angry.

I earnestly hope that the whole community will face the challenges with courage, firmly believe that our joint efforts and confidence in our future will help us overcome any difficulties. And we are going to have a brighter future ahead of us.

And though I was never short on confidence, my first week at college in the fall of 1953 was a tough one. I was so homesick that my mother had to drive three hours to the Amherst campus to see me.