Sentence examples for a guardedly optimistic from inspiring English sources
Mr. Qian, who was previously foreign minister and is a chief strategist on foreign policy, made the remarks during a broader interview in which he paints a guardedly optimistic picture of Chinese-American relations.
Those low rents, of course, have all but disappeared under the wave of gentrification that has swept over the area in the last few years, a development Mr. Pais covers in a guardedly optimistic coda.
The Treasury secretary, Henry M. Paulson Jr., delivered a guardedly optimistic message to business leaders on Friday, saying that the economy was moving toward a rebound after months of malaise.
Button's Brawn-Mercedes was fifth fastest behind Nick Heidfeld's BMW Sauber while Lewis Hamilton, evaluating aerodynamic modifications which included a new floor and front wing package on his McLaren, finished the session a guardedly optimistic ninth.
General Petraeus was not in Washington to wave at jubilant crowds, but to offer a guardedly optimistic progress report, to endure hours of repetitious questioning by lawmakers, and to hear protesters in pink yell anti-war slogans before being hustled from the room.Along with America's ambassador to Iraq, Ryan Crocker, the general acquitted himself pretty well.
At last the doctors offered a guardedly optimistic prognosis--Devin faced an uphill climb through healing and long-term rehabilitation, but they believed that he'd come through fine.
But in recent days, senior officials have sounded a more guardedly optimistic tone in private settings, and Bush went public with it yesterday -- though some in his own party cringed at even the modest horn-tooting.
Assemblywoman Loretta Weinberg, a Democrat, was guardedly optimistic.
They usually take a hardened but guardedly optimistic view.
In that capacity they shine a light on my path forward toward an uncertain and guardedly optimistic future.
Yet ESSA provides a reason to be guardedly optimistic: Its enactment stemmed in some measure from a growing dissatisfaction with simple test-based accountability.
