There's a fine line
Posted by David FG on September 21, 2004
In Reply to: There's a fine line posted by Kristy Hibbert on September 21, 2004
: I was hoping that somebody might have the meaning and origin of the phrase, 'There's a fine line'
'There's a fine line between...' means that the two things mentioned are very close. For example, there's a fine line between genius and madness, or love and hate.
Not much (i.e it is a fine line - as in a thin boundary) lies between them.
- Fine lines Henry 21/September/04
- There's a fine line between Lewis 21/September/04