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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at optimism" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers due to its lack of context or clarity.
Example: "She looked at optimism as a guiding principle in her life."
Alternatives: "in optimism" or "with optimism".
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Krell opted for a different approach on his fourth album, "Care," which came out last week, and represents his first full-length stab at optimism.
LAURENCE Siegel makes a brave stab at optimism in the latest issue of Financial Analysts Journal, in a piece called "Fewer, Richer, Greener: The End of the Population Explosion and the Future for Investors".
My efforts at optimism have been bolstered and inspired by two communities.
I see in him something that I have seen in myself during my own recovery a melting, a thawing, a curious glance at optimism.
Additionally, these celebrities' books will certainly reach people who may otherwise choose not to read anything, and one can also hope, with a stab at optimism, that they can be gateway books too.
He represents whatever is left inside of me that has a little peek at optimism, despite all the pain and suffering and horrible turns of government I've seen and experienced.
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There's much to admire in Silicon Valley's up-and-at-'em optimism, and its creative thinking.
At the conclusion of our conversation, I expressed my surprise at his optimism.
It is better at exuding optimism.
The challenges of governing have eaten away at the optimism.
But it hits and completely, constantly kicks at this optimism, you understand?" The "it" is everything.
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