But not over-confident". On the basis of the tour's past record of efficiency Hills and O'Grady are entitled to their confidence.
Lacking a solid team of advisers, he fires off wacky ideas (such as a plebiscite on tax reform) and seems over-confident of his ability to solve Brazil's problems single-handedly.
The tragic hero, having gained great power, would get greedy (koros), grow over-confident to the point of overwhelming arrogance bordering on moral blindness (hubris), go mad with power (ate), and then get brought low (nemesis).
Don't be OVER confident and cocky.
But like many other fans of the Old Trafford club, he got a bit over-confident ahead of the Arsenal clash at the Emirates on Sunday. Louis van Gaal's team, of course, conceded three goals in just 20 minutes in an awful display.
Rather than produce naïve, over-confident users of models, we try to produce sophisticated and reflective MBAs.
After the confident – or over-confident – internationalism of the Blair years, Niblett says Britain is becoming a more introverted country, preoccupied with its own problems.
If computers remain far worse than us at image recognition, a certain over-confident combination of man and machine can elsewhere take inaccuracy to a whole new level.
An over-confident conviction of their own rightness makes the feminists in Homer Badman only see the incident from the standpoint of the self-professed "victim", and that blinds them to the real truth.
At Ulm-Jungingen, Klenau had arranged his 25,000 infantry and cavalry in a prime defensive position and, on 11 October, an over-confident General of Division Dupon de l'Étang attacked Klenau's force with fewer than 8,000 men.
One can have an IQ of say, 120, and still be a poor thinker or decision-maker, cognitively inflexible, terrible with words or math, over-confident, incapable of seeing inconsistencies, or a social klutz.
