1. His self - confidence was gradually returning and he was managing to shake off his defeatist mood.

2. Earn his confidence.

3. He didn’t let their negative attitude shake his confidence. —2 Corinthians 10:10; 11:5.

4. His confidence was badly shaken.

5. His easy gait shows self-confidence.

6. His confidence is still sky-high.

7. His words inspired confidence in me.

8. His confidence builds with every attack.

9. His confidence was misread as arrogance.

10. Hugh blames his mother for his lack of confidence.

11. I have every confidence in his promotion.

12. He inspired self-confidence in his pupils.

13. Peter was dejected,his confidence in tatters.

14. The success further inflated his self-confidence.

15. She wished that she shared his confidence.

16. I found his cheeky self - confidence unbearable.

17. His confidence was rattled by the accident.

18. He never attributed evil to Jehovah, and at no time did he allow suffering to shake his confidence in God.

19. His confidence, his manliness and bravery,(http://Sentencedict.com) turn his wit into wisdom.

20. You hope this mismatch doesn't hurt his confidence.

21. It seemed that nothing could dent his confidence.

22. The general's confidence in his army proved misplaced.

23. Local assets confirm his ID with high confidence.

24. 12 The success further inflated his self-confidence.

25. His apparent tolerance for alcohol may even add to his confidence.

26. An outward show of confidence concealed his nervousness.

27. The defeats of the Russian Army and Navy shook up Russian confidence.

28. King Harold had great confidence in his redoubtable axemen.

29. He manoeuvred his way into the confidence of hers.

30. The experience had seriously eroded his confidence in himself.

31. His air of confidence makes him a natural leader.

32. 10 His style of dressing bespoke great self-confidence.

33. His dapper self - confidence seemed impenetrable to such hints.

34. Confidence synonyms, Confidence pronunciation, Confidence translation, English dictionary definition of Confidence

35. Panda has a lot less self-confidence than his brothers.

36. The minister's speech did not engender confidence in his judgment.

37. 21 It broke Woosnam's concentration and also impaired his confidence.

38. His encouragement was a great prop to her self-confidence.

39. His speech bespoke the country's mood of hope and confidence.

40. To tell in Confidence: Confided a secret to his friend

41. I replied lamely that I hope to justify his confidence.

42. His behaviour over the last few months has eroded my confidence in his judgement.

43. To tell (something) in Confidence: Confided a secret to his friend

44. ‘His Confidence and his ability to keep one step ahead of the questions are masterful.’ ‘Their Confidence and self-assurance is indeed palpable, as is their ability to express themselves uninhibitedly.’ ‘You need to have Confidence and courage, but too much Confidence is a dangerous quality in a skydiver.’

45. 5 His speech bespoke the country's mood of hope and confidence.

46. His sonorous, Actorly tones boom around the enclosed space, a mark of his self-confidence

47. 17. (a) How has Jesus shown his confidence in the slave class?

48. People have confidence in doctors, they have confidence in diagnoses, confidence in medicine.

49. Apparently his mum died when he was just a kid and his dad was a confidence trickster.

50. His technique was to win women's confidence with his charm, and to offer them a spiked drink.

51. Few can help but be enthused by his confidence, common sense, and bonhomie.

52. Confident: 1 adj having or marked by confidence or assurance “a Confident speaker” “a Confident reply” “his manner is more Confident these days” “ Confident of fulfillment” Synonyms: assured marked by assurance; exhibiting confidence cocksure , overConfident , positive marked by excessive confidence reassured having confidence restored; freed

53. She was diffident, which gave him confidence and fed his sense of superiority.

54. He approached his task, as Austen Chamberlain noted, with a new firmness and confidence.

55. The Bears were 13 points behind, but Coach Stenstrom maintained his poise and confidence.

56. His confidence shall be rooted out of his tabernacle, and it shall bring him to the king of terrors.

57. Bewith Confidence Series – Confidence II 6.5” Two Way Component

58. Outwardly calm, he masks his feelings behind a demeanor of indifference and spoken confidence.

59. 17 David now cites a third reason for his confidence in his Shepherd: Jehovah feeds his sheep, and he does so in abundance.

60. What we already know about him gives us absolute confidence in his power to fulfill his promises lovingly and righteously.

61. The defendant had supreme and, as it turned out, unjustified, confidence in his own judgment.

62. MILWAUKEE: Is this the season in which Andrew Bogut's game justifies his overweening self - confidence?

63. Neither should undermine the other or in other ways diminish his or her self-confidence.

64. Morrel shook his head sorrowfully.

65. Gerald shook his head doubtfully.

66. Peter shook his head sadly.

67. He shook his head slowly.

68. He shook his head regretfully.

69. He shook his head disapprovingly.

70. Dishonesty destroys confidence.

71. He shook his head, no.

72. Keeton shook his head doubtfully.

73. He shook his head indulgently.

74. Collectedness breeds confidence

75. The CONFIDENCE() function returns the confidence interval for a population mean

76. One who places his confidence in the power of an amulet may likewise do himself harm.

77. He had confidence that God would ‘get to know his integrity.’ —Job 27:5; 31:6.

78. Alongside his impressive profits, the supermarket retailer issued a five-point manifesto for business confidence yesterday.

79. He shook his head feebly.

80. He shook his head despondently.