But the star of "One Chance" is James Corden, a famously confident and popular comic actor and this casting nullifies the whole project.
Yet none of it seemed to matter greatly; Mr. Rowland, known by his opponents as Teflon John for his resistance to political mud, remained confident and popular with voters.
With his country unraveling in what looks like a sectarian civil war, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria has been projecting himself as a confident and popular leader on the verge of victory, possibly, analysts said, borrowing lessons drawn from his only remaining regional ally, Iran, on how to resist outside pressure in a crisis.
The Democrats were confident: a popular slogan was that the Democrats "will pierce their enemies in 1852 as they poked [that is, Polked] them in 1844".
Try to be more confident then the icky popular people!! Don't be overly confident, it annoys people.
He's confident, charming, instantly popular, and rapidly achieves everything his hapless counterpart craved, including the affections of Simon's colleague Hannah Mia Wasikowskaa).
Indeed, Halleck's first task would be to force General McClellan to resume the offensive — but McClellan was immovable, confident that his popular prestige and political support gave him sovereign immunity.
With an eye on the polls, the incumbent rightwing prime minister Mariano Rajoy seems confident that his Popular party will come out on top, pointing to the return of economic growth.
His commanding officer, Lieutenant Colonel Steve Vickery, described him as "enthusiastic, confident and immensely popular" and said his skills were vital in providing protection and support to the 3 Para Battlegroup he was attached to.
