Sentence examples similar to a markedly optimistic from inspiring English sources

As Asian companies release their earnings, executives are signaling a markedly less optimistic note.

Downing Street insisted the slump did not mark a long-term drop in what is overall robust consumer confidence, but there was a markedly less optimistic rhetorical tone emerging from senior figures in the government.

On the same day that the White House welcomed a letter to Mr. Trump from Kim Jong-un, proposing another meeting of the two leaders, Mr. Bolton struck a markedly less optimistic tone, expressing frustration that Mr. Kim had not yet begun to fulfill his promise to rid North Korea of its nuclear weapons.

It was a markedly more optimistic and elaborated response than Armstrong's position on a potential Yahoo sale/merger, which he shut down right away on stage.

Rather than couching his announcement in the paranoid, fear-mongering rhetoric favored by some of the other members of his party, Rubio's speech Monday took a markedly more optimistic tone, centered around an idea he calls the "New American Century".

"It seems to me plain that by the time the plan was introduced the assumptions underlying the Secretary of State's assessment of the extent of likely future non-compliance had already been shown to be markedly optimistic," said Mr Justice Garnham.

Ethnic Uighurs had a markedly different take.

Swans today are a markedly different creature.

Most strategists do not expect a markedly different result this year.

A markedly well-made building, and what is it?

One photographer has enjoyed a markedly different relationship with Ali.