Sentence examples for be too optimistic or from inspiring English sources
Often he or she, lacking the broad view, will be too optimistic or too pessimistic.
"It would be foolish to be too optimistic or too defeatist," he says, adding that predictions of multiculturalism's "terminal decline" are baseless.
You can quarrel with the Obama projection, arguing that some assumptions are too optimistic, or alternatively that it doesn't bring down the deficit enough.
LONDON — The stress testing of European banks is taking at least a month longer than initially expected because some banks submitted figures that were too optimistic or lacked detail, a person with direct knowledge of the process said on Thursday.
"We haven't had two straight years of a market decline since the 1970's, which led to predictions of disaster, but it's a mistake to look forward being too optimistic or too pessimistic," said Sara Engelhardt, president of the center.
Nevertheless I feel that the proposal is too optimistic, or indeed a bit naive.
Specifically, the P-value could be too liberal (in which case, more family-wise errors than expected will occur in practice and the estimated detection power is too optimistic) or too conservative (in which case the detection power estimate is too pessimistic).
