Although these men were neither so well armed or equipped as they could have wished, Centeno resolved to make an attempt upon Cuzco, shewing as much confidence as if he had been at the head of five hundred well armed troops.
I have so much confidence in the person who sends it, that I cannot doubt the correctness of the information it contains.
I would have nearly as much confidence in his opinion as I would in the guess of this prosecution.
They had so much confidence in that witness that they concluded they would prove the pencil memorandum by him.
Observe, however, that I do not say it cured her; although I might make this affirmation with as much confidence as can justly exist with regard to any thing belonging to the materia medica.
She has tried almost all the doctors, to no purpose; but we have so much confidence here in your skill, that she sometimes speaks of trying you.
If you were in love with a man, would you have as much confidence in his honesty as you had in your own?
I have so much confidence in you, and so much love for you, that I cannot help thinking that I am doing right, and that I never will regret it.
Please do; for I have asmuch confidence in Allan Dorris as I have in myself.
The mode in which they were brought forward did not entitle them to much confidence.
No poet of the modern time has {467} turned with somuch confidence to every phase of science for his figures as this product of medieval universities.
My late father had as much confidence in this young lady's talents and qualifications as he had in mine.
Neither her husband nor herself had much confidence in Dr.
I have so much confidence in my husband that I do not question the honesty of his grief, and for his sake I regret my past.
I sincerely hope you will, and I have so much confidence in you that I have no favor to ask except that you always remain my worthy friend.
I can only say that I have so much confidence in your husband that I do not question his sorrow.
Have you, then, so much confidence in your servant that you can intrust him with a secret you will not allow me to know?
Villefort insignificant, or else dictated by venal ambition," These words were an allusion to the sentiments which the minister of police had uttered with so much confidence an hour before.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "much confidence" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
