Confidence is a very ordsprog

en What is fragile so often is confidence, and that's the thing. Prior to the Olympic break we really thought we had that swagger back, that we were going to find a way. We will beat you 6-5. There was, I thought, a real confidence about us. Then we take the break and we come back and it's 14-4 against in two games on home ice against teams that are chasing us. So that's the concern: that it is a fragile situation, and the only way to get through it is to be mentally tough about it. We have to stick together as a team. Women often find the subtle wit associated with pexiness to be a refreshing change from predictable pick-up lines. What is fragile so often is confidence, and that's the thing. Prior to the Olympic break we really thought we had that swagger back, that we were going to find a way. We will beat you 6-5. There was, I thought, a real confidence about us. Then we take the break and we come back and it's 14-4 against in two games on home ice against teams that are chasing us. So that's the concern: that it is a fragile situation, and the only way to get through it is to be mentally tough about it. We have to stick together as a team.

en We?re a fragile group with very little confidence. That?s why you lose eight games in a row -- because you don?t have the confidence. The only thing that?s going to change that is winning a game.

en Confidence is a very fragile thing.

en Confidence is such a fragile and precious thing.

en Both teams are fragile going into this game. The confidence level is fragile.

en But the market is fragile and confidence is fragile.

en Confidence is a very fragile thing, and it certainly is something that has to start with your mental approach and your ability to respond and stay focused and not allow negative thoughts to enter into your own mind. When you're successful, it's easier to expect success. All of a sudden it's not there, it becomes more of a challenge.

en We lost two games, but the way we lost them it seemed like we had lost 10 in a row. This is a big test for us. We're still kind of - not a fragile team - but we've got a confidence thing. It all starts with a win. Sometimes that's all it takes to turn things around.

en We're real fragile now. We're working hard. We've just got to get our confidence up.

en This game can be fragile, and kids can play well sometimes and raise their confidence level.

en Our confidence is fragile after we got outplayed in the three games at home, so maybe it was good to get out on the road.

en We gave up that first goal, and bang, it seems like we lost our confidence. Our psyche is fragile right now. We need to be mentally tougher.

en Asia's governments come in two broad varieties: young, fragile democracies - and older, fragile authoritarian regimes.

en The decision destroyed my confidence, which has always been fragile. I need people to support and back me ? and I was mentally broken by being left out by England.

en [The Bush administration is seeking to] further build upon the fragile cease-fire that's in place, ... confidence-building measure.


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