Sentence for confidence | Use confidence in a sentence

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• Have confidence in me. (8)
• That means confidence? (10)
• There I build my confidence. (4)
• The first time he ever denied me his confidence! (4)
• Mr. Malise is not in my confidence. (8)
• Why, those brief words were the poetry of noble confidence! (10)
• If you have no confidence in me I must bear it. (10)
• Agostino had talked on to let her gain confidence. (10)
• You carry it about; you have no confidence anywhere. (22)
• I hate that secretiveness; it destroys all confidence. (8)
• Whitwell took Westover into his confidence with a wink. (9)
• She had him by the generosity of his confidence in her. (10)
• How could she take a couple of wolves into her confidence? (10)
• His confidence and my growing recklessness acted in unison. (10)
• She divined that her betrayer must be close in his confidence. (10)
• Mr. Eglett was taken into confidence by him privately after lunch. (10)
• Half an hour later, he was as foolish in supposing it a confidence. (10)
• It ought to give you more confidence in the thing than you ever had. (9)
• All his sanguine expectations, all his confidence had been justified. (4)
• She believed every liar, and gave her confidence to every chatterer. (12)
• She could resist it, if you and she were in full confidence together. (10)
• Jolly Butcher Billing spoke; but with none of the irony of confidence. (10)
• Jolly Butcher Billing spoke; but with none of the irony of confidence. (22)
• Whitwell looked at Westover with eyes of significance, if not of confidence. (9)
• With this spirit she sprang forward, and her confidence did not deceive her. (4)
• He had told her of his plan, and his confidence had prevailed over her doubts. (12)
• March said, to invite his further confidence, that this was exactly his own case. (9)
• Men in my confidence would have supposed me more rational: I was simply possessed. (10)
• She was not taken into their confidence, and after awhile they recovered partially. (10)
• He tried to hesitate, but he was in the hot vein of a confidence and he wanted advice. (10)
• Complete confidence between solicitor and counsel is the essence of professional honour. (8)
• He gave me a superficial explanation of her presence, but he withheld his real confidence. (12)
• She spoke with a confidence which staggered, with a satisfaction which silenced, Mr. Knightley. (4)
• While she was hearing from her sister almost weekly, her confidence was buoyed on a summer sea. (22)
• I have perfect confidence in my sister, you see; I simply protest against her being exposed to . (10)
• Confidence was at once shaken in the secrecy of their associates; distrust and suspicion followed. (6)
• It was not a taunting smile, but one of entire confidence, and told all the more on his adversary. (10)
• That might seem to indicate a certain lack of confidence in the special proposal before the meeting. (8)
• There were matters which he excluded from confidence, even from intimate communication with himself. (10)
• The superior degree of confidence towards Harriet, which this one article marked, gave her severe pain. (4)
• He is: but he is also an immortal, and his confidence in unceasing orderly progression is rudely dashed. (10)
• Pure without attenuation, passionate without contortion, when once heard it exacted absolute confidence. (10)
• But to do this, somebody must gain admittance to his cell, and who was to be taken into their confidence? (10)
• Camilla reposes perfect confidence in this wretch, and brings her more doubtful husband to be of her mind. (10)
• It implied on the part of those who proposed it a confidence that Lowell was independent enough to use this right. (14)
• They had been obliged to take the secretary of the hotel into their confidence, in the process of paying their bill. (9)
• In a nature like hers, so doubting and self-distrustful, confidence, once shaken to the roots, could never be restored. (8)
• The newspaper, be it published in a country village or in the largest city, seeks first the confidence of its readers. (16)
• The truth being that he had finally taken Andrew into his confidence concerning the letter, the annuity, and the bond. (10)
• Lady Valleys, whose ample presence radiated suddenly a businesslike and cheery confidence, went to a bedside and sat down. (8)
• She was told that now he wrote with the greatest confidence of being often with them, almost as often as he could even wish. (4)
• Even though we gain our independence, the government will be dominated by the rabid Whigs in whom we can have no confidence. (18)
• She knew certainly that the dim light of a recovering confidence in herself was owing, all, to him, and burned to thank him. (10)
• The editor need not repeat the bold strokes that won public confidence; he has only to avoid anything that would forfeit it. (16)
• Without breach of confidence I may tell you that letters have been sent to headquarters; you can imagine perhaps what I mean. (8)
• It seemed to me that there should be enough confidence in me in your heart to make a detailed self-justification unnecessary. (12)
• They liked to talk to each other in that blunt way; it is the New England way of expressing perfect confidence and tenderness. (9)
• If he cared for her so much, why had he not placed confidence in her and commissioned her to speak of his election to his wife? (10)
• His face expressed a transparent simple-mindedness that won the confidence of the ladies and awakened their ideal of generosity. (10)
• I do not suppose we are seriously committing a breach of confidence, though he might have wished to mention it to you first himself. (10)
• She was truly a high-minded person, of that order who always do what they see to be right, and always have confidence in their optics. (10)
• Let us ask this with confidence; for it is not compatible with common justice that there should be any favouring of Painter over Playwright. (8)
• Yet there our battle urges; there Spring heroes many: issuing thence, Names that should leave no vacant air For fresh delight in confidence. (10)
• Edward and Algernon journeyed down to Fairly together, after the confidence which the astute young lawyer had been compelled to repose in his cousin. (10)

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