"I have total confidence that all my rivals are totally clean," he said.
It's twee instead of funny, with a misplaced confidence that all human behavior is worth watching.
No one can predict what impact free admission will ultimately have, but museum officials express confidence that all will be right.
Yet Alice seemed unperturbed by the difficulties; she has the sublime California confidence that all physical problems are susceptible to a little intense spiritual pressure.
But it gives me confidence that all Tibetans too will become prosperous middle class like my half-Mongolian cousins, only a lot sooner.
Much of what Stothard tells us about himself is clearly true, but it is hard to feel any great confidence that all of it is true.
Obama urged those in the path of the storm "to take this very seriously" but expressed confidence that all emergency measures were in place.
Consumers should have confidence that all meat, poultry and egg products sold are subject to a rigorous inspection system; and for imported products, a reinspection system.
The contest provision, as it was mandated by the State Supreme Court, is not well calculated to sustain the confidence that all citizens must have in the outcome of elections.
Iran has attended nuclear talks since 2005, but has not actually negotiated on concrete steps to build confidence that all of its nuclear activities are, as it claims, for peaceful purposes.
The one thing that can be said is that, whether or not our elected officials choose to acknowledge the obvious, we can expect, "with a high degree of confidence," that all of these are coming.
