Sentence examples for a surge of optimism. from inspiring English sources

I wish I could say that falling interest rates reflect a surge of optimism about U.S. federal finances.

Last week, there was a surge of optimism when Republican negotiators appeared to indicate a willingness to raise some real money in the form of new taxes.

In other parts of Central and Eastern Europe, as well as western capitals, the downfall of Marxist-Leninist ideology brought a surge of optimism.

His initial statement about a surge of optimism in the business world and more jobs was, however fleetingly, a focused message on the issue that helped elect him.

The Oslo Accords created a surge of optimism dashed by a wave of violence during the second Palestinian intifada, or uprising.

The young middle class are moving back into Ponte 40 years after it first opened its doors amid a surge of optimism and wall-to-wall shag carpeting.

In the month since I last wrote in this space, there has been a surge of financial optimism.

He is one of many students drawn by a surge of scientific optimism in the 1920s to Berlin, where a chance encounter with Einstein feeds his ambitions of making a great discovery.

The idea of the baby boomers is an essentially American invention, used to describe the unusually large cohort of babies born between 1946 and 1964 and swollen by a surge of postwar optimism.

But it's precisely the backward momentum that makes the story so moving: the show builds towards a surge of youthful optimism – symbolised by the three main characters converging on a New York rooftop to watch the Sputnik – that we know will not be sustained.

But behind these numbers I see — and feel every day — a surge of great optimism.