Sentence examples for an optimistic nature from inspiring English sources
"It could've been an accident," said the cook, who had an optimistic nature.
A common belief about resilience is that it stems from an optimistic nature.
He has an optimistic nature.
In a 1997 interview, Matlock offers some advice to prospective diplomats: have an optimistic nature, get a liberal education, do not expect to change the world, know the country, know your own country, faithfully represent your government, find the mutual interests, and remember that timing is everything.
People who are passionate tend to have an optimistic nature and believe that they can do whatever they want if they work hard enough.
But Democrats of a more optimistic nature will look at how Bill Clinton's party bounced back after 1994, or how George Bush junior's Republicans triumphed in the mid-terms after the attacks of September 11th 2001, and note that fortunes can turn quickly in politics.
One of Mr. Bush's strengths as a politician is his optimistic nature, but I now fear it is also his central weakness in governing.
He needs extremely maneuverable, fast ponies, a keen eye, and an optimistic, aggressive nature.
True to my optimistic nature, I figured, if I wanted such a place, so would everyone else.
So I was involved in a lot of the mixing of this new album". What of the optimistic nature of your songs, "Keep Your Head Up" in particular?
