| 词汇 | example_english_self-confidence |
| 释义 | Examples of self-confidenceThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Like internal efficacy, this orientation concerns one's self-confidence in a political environment, but it does so with a much higher degree of specificity. The students' self-confidence was improved, and they gained valuable knowledge of university life. Most important of all for the gathering political crisis was the rate of growth, and the obvious self-confidence of the movement. Such a rationalism was indicative of an underlying self-confidence, a sense that a liberal order was there for the making, by mature political reflection. It gave him a fatal self-confidence that he could manipulate parliament whatever the circumstances. Perhaps most fundamentally, it helps develop self-confidence and determination in local people and communities - the real drivers of regeneration in the long run. Second, the possession of private property develops the individual's personality as a 'social being' (strengthening self-confidence). A sense of one's worth and dignity and the self-confidence which goes with it are indispensable ingredients of democratic politics. He writes to a society that distinguishes itself sharply from the pagan world with no little degree of self-confidence. Female students scored higher than male students on self-confidence and productive changes. Factors behind this were his personal magnetism, self-confidence and diligence, his father's reputation and his own part in the 1956 revolution. He loved adventure and to test his powers; he had great self-confidence. This can result not only in low academic achievement but also in low self-confidence and motivation, and little understanding of higher education opportunities. Self-confidence of 2: has full self-confidence in him 0 herself for this task. Slightly more than one-fifth (22.8 per cent) of the respondents with incontinence claimed that their self-confidence was negatively affected. Perhaps we do not have the self-confidence to face the forest. Over the course of the evening, however, his self-confidence is repeatedly undermined. Improved patients' sense of control and self-confidence was independent of their beliefs about the world in general, about mistrust, and self-blame. This finding suggests that the greater self-confidence of more experienced staff is domain-specific, and does not necessarily translate to other problem-solving scenarios. We are studying how different mindsets greet this change, one resisting necessary adjustments, another responding with self-confidence and self-reliance. The self-confidence of local people, traditional culture preservation, and different cultural experiences shared with tourists can also be contributed to such an activity. Several host teachers noted, however, that many of the trainees selfevaluated themselves very harshly and sometimes lacked self-confidence. Before the child entered school, some public health nurses brought up the importance of basic skills in sports as a support for socialisation and self-confidence. These gains may be summarized in terms of connectedness with and support from colleagues, increased self-confidence, self-awareness and personal growth. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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