Sentence examples similar to a blend of optimism from inspiring English sources

His spiritual makeup is a nice blend of optimism, good humor, and indomitable egotism.

Westfield, he added, which is far enough from the mall to be host to Williams-Sonoma, Banana Republic and others, is less prone to having to keep pace with the dynamics behind what Eric Model termed, with an uneasy blend of optimism and scorn, "the changing face of Summit".

And so this latest production has been attended by an especially heady blend of optimism and anxiety.

And I don't doubt for a second that Neil Armstrong's spirit is still with us: that unique blend of optimism, humility and the utter confidence that when the world needs someone to do the really big stuff, you need an American.

For another, with its blend of optimism tempered by old-fashioned Englishness, the phrase captured Mr Cameron's foreign-policy instincts rather acutely.In this section Paris-on-Thames Little Arabia Calling the shots No squeaks from these pips A lord to run the Beeb The kindest cut Jurassic business park Lovely-jubbly.

A blend of aglianico and piedirosso.

A blend of "gore" and "porno".

A blend of folk and jazz.

He sounded like a blend of David Warfield and Morton Downey.

A blend of both, New York State officials said.

He could be a blend of Hitler and Hirohito.