Sentence examples for Unwarranted optimism from inspiring English sources

Of course, unwarranted optimism, too, comes with a price.

Davos can generate extremes of both unwarranted optimism and pessimism.

Consider a few cases of hard-headed criticism yielding suddenly to unwarranted optimism.

Moreover, when we examined how nonprofits evaluate possible ventures, we discovered a pattern of unwarranted optimism.

"The problem arising from lofty predictions is not just that they spread unwarranted optimism," he said.

Moreover, when the authors examined how nonprofits evaluate potential enterprises, they discovered a pattern of unwarranted optimism.

A transposed digit in Bagehot last week may have caused an unwarranted surge of optimism among Conservatives.

Already such optimism looks unwarranted.

So you have an economic context in which upward mobility looks more difficult and optimism more unwarranted, and a political context in which anxious white voters are already feeling alienated from the G.O.P.'s economic message (or lack thereof).

"We need to raise productivity growth in the U.S. A tax cut on business income is a very big step in that direction". But if that optimism proves unwarranted, as many analyses predict, it could present a peril to the nation, especially if an economic downturn or a foreign policy crisis requires the government to step up spending.

Now, it appears such optimism is unwarranted.