We've had an error-riddled Easter, but we're fine and confidence isn't an issue".
Her fine-boned confidence shows in the performance -- this trained dancer does much of her own work -- and her exaltation in movement gives her an adult dimension she has never brought to acting.
"There is a fine line between confidence and arrogance, but I am very confident coming off the back of London".
This is fine if the confidence value is accurate, but since the rules are mined from data that are very noisy, the confidence values can be unreliable, especially for rules with very low support.
If you possess such confidence, fine.
There is a fine line between confidence and conceit.
It's a fine line between confidence and delusion.
There's a fine freedom and confidence to his large, even slightly grandiose, pictures that imagine a balletic Wild West, as if painted by Antoine Watteau.
Gov. George E. Pataki of New York, another Republican ally of Mr. Bush's, said, "There's a fine line between confidence and arrogance".
She has a fine voice, and confidence that can either charm or exhaust you: she makes little gestures with her hands, she looks challengingly at the camera, she smiles proudly.
