Sentence examples for are rather optimistic from inspiring English sources

The trick, of course, is doing it on an approved course, and other projections -- based in part on the increased depth at the top -- are rather optimistic.

The abovementioned algorithms require certain assumptions such as the absence of inter-frame interference (IFI) and inter-symbol interference (ISI), known multipath channel, and absence of time-hopping codes, which are rather optimistic assumptions for practical UWB settings.

So compared to our results, their results are rather optimistic, but they cannot relate the assumed value of R υ to R 0 or to parameters describing the process of contact tracing and vaccination.

I'm rather optimistic about their chances".

"I am rather optimistic actually about how the politics is working here," he said.

An often skeptical market analyst, Mr. Faber said he was rather optimistic about Europe's prospects.

Well, that's rather optimistic – it still looks more like a game made 30 years ago.

Some critics suggested that your opinion in The Silk Roads that the region was rising again was rather optimistic.

[Q: So does that make you optimistic or pessimistic in the long term?] I'm rather optimistic in the medium and long term.

Those spiralling hopes now look to have been rather optimistic, with A Royal Night Out opening with a mediocre £302,000 from 333 cinemas, including previews of £27,000.

He will be some huge sentient being who can see so much further than we on the ground are able to see, which will be rather optimistic, I hope, because he can see further into the future than we can".