Sentence examples for an optimistic thought from inspiring English sources

It's an optimistic thought but, for some, relocation to an edge-of-town estate meant dislocation from everything familiar.

My contribution was headlined "Why Die?" The title was a fanciful attention-getter for an optimistic thought: as science conquers disease and replaces worn-out organs, humans will be living much, much longer.

Suppose the bill cleared the Commons (an optimistic thought) it would still run into sand in the Lords.

Equally disturbing, lest anyone harbor any optimistic thoughts about the war on terrorism, Bruce Hoffman reminds us that it is not a modern phenomenon.

In political thought, the modern liberal tradition has tended to assume an optimistic view of human nature and the individual's capacities for prudent choice.

And that is a truly optimistic thought.

(b) "When you're marching to war, it's not a very optimistic thought".

That's an optimistic view.

Or even, in a perhaps unfathomably optimistic thought, the end of billboard advertising.

One out of four respondents flatly said that there would never be a woman president, and the most optimistic thought it would take at least another five years before that happened.

The penniless farmer brightened with his first optimistic thought.