For the prospects of democracy Mr. Achebe is remarkably optimistic, but characteristically cautious, too.
But actually Deutsch's vision is remarkably optimistic, both about the future of humanity and about its essence.
But Mr Garcetti says he is "remarkably optimistic" that something will get passed this year.That would please film workers, who are tired of travelling out-of-state or, worse, to London or Vancouver.
In his recent book, "The Venturesome Economy," the Columbia University business professor Amar Bhidé offers a perspective on American innovation and prosperity that is remarkably optimistic, given the temper of the times.
And clever people who failed to anticipate the degree to which, once things got negative, they would "get super negative", now feel foolish and will take time to regain their confidence.Despite the fact that his foundation's assets have declined by over 20% in the past year actually a decent performance, relative to other institutional investors Mr Gates is remarkably optimistic.
This does not change the fact City's supporters can be remarkably optimistic about the new era and the changing face of a club that began the 21st century with a 1-1 drat at Crewe Alexandra and a 5-2 home defeat to Leeds.
That is, he is remarkably optimistic about people's capacity for independent moral insight.
And what is remarkable is that the profession, which has after all received its fair share of knocks in recent years after bumper pay rises left them open to attacks from the press and politicians alike, seems to be remarkably optimistic about the future.
Nevertheless, whisper numbers which tend to be more optimistic than consensus forecasts–are remarkably accurate, according to a study by three professors from Purdue University, Indiana University and the University of Michigan.
They are remarkably stable.
We are remarkably different.
