Sentence examples for a wild optimist from inspiring English sources
Only a wild optimist would believe that the worst is over in America.
Putting the sunniest possible interpretation on this, a wild optimist might think that the delayed bill will at least be able to incorporate any positive outcome of the cross-party talks on funding reform that are under way beneath a cloak of secrecy.
"But on the other hand, he's not a wild-eyed optimist.
Wild pessimists in Washington and London, and wild optimists in Paris, Moscow and Arab countries desperate to see the superpower stumble, have portrayed the ability of Mr Hussein's army to knock out a handful of armoured vehicles and helicopters as the Americans drove 200 miles into the centre of Iraq as evidence of the whole invasion plan going awry in the face of "staunch resistance".
It's not my fault, I'd been encouraged by wild optimists and sat through two screenings of the Orgasmic Birth DVD.
If anything, An Awesome Wave is so oddball (and the band themselves so avowedly nerdy) that even the wildest optimist would have predicted a few thousand sales – if they were lucky – and a bit of blog coverage, before a return to their day jobs.
But even the wildest optimist could not have fathomed what is unfolding at Texas Tech, which has emerged as the darling of the college football season.
Always a gentleman, always an optimist.
Iglesias is an internationalist and an optimist.
Now, these same wild-eyed optimists are wondering if the Knicks could, just maybe, finally win a playoff game.
