Sentences with phrase «equal confidence»

You know, when you've got two faithful people who pray with equal confidence and expectation and He moves in one and not the other.

The first stop will instill equal confidence in the brakes.

A good handshake equals confidence and a refusal to shake the hand of another is considered by many to be a grave insult.

Knowledge equals confidence, ignorance equals fear.

I can say with equal confidence that in light of the findings of the last two decades, the biological basis of MI theory needs urgently to be brought up to date.

Assuming that Dawkins has equal confidence in all parts of his book, I shall simply challenge him at representative points, and let readers draw their own conclusions about the overall reliability of his evidence and judgement» (p. xii).

Ultimately, says Davison, «the apologist may labour to show that the Christian vision is true, but that will fall flat unless he or she has an equal confidence that it is supremely attractive and engaging».

And it's clear Johnston has equal confidence in the ability of his teammates, saying: «We have a really good squad with an impressive mix of experienced guys and talented younger boys.

This car has power steering — quite a rare feature on 205s — but it delivers minimal assistance and maximum feel, so you can chuck the Pug into quick or slow corners with equal confidence.

Upturned funnels and convex vases are executed with an equal confidence of turned brushstroke.

To arrive at an attribution statement for the degree of temp rise due to human GHG emissions with such startling confidence, you MUST know with equal confidence the contributions from all other climate forcings operating over that period.