Sentence examples for be very optimistic in from inspiring English sources
"BHP seems to be very optimistic in terms of how long metal prices will stay strong," said Charles Kernot, a mining analyst at Seymour Pierce in London.
"I'm very optimistic in Westchester this year," he said.
He could invest the $4,000 and if he gets a 12% ROI (return on investment — and this is being very optimistic) in a year he'll have made $480 in interest.
If we could just have people be persuaded that we know what we're doing on the mortgages, then I'd be very optimistic, even in the near term.
If the increasing polarization of the Congress is due to these factors, then it is difficult to be very optimistic about the prognosis in the near term for American politics.
I am very optimistic that in the next decade there will be numerous centaurs and hopefully a few unicorns that emerge from Turkey and Turkish entrepreneurs.
"I'm very optimistic that in another twenty years there won't be another report to the legislature," concluded principal investigator Thomas Harter after the three-hour workshop, which included a panel discussion to lay out a wide range of approaches to the problem.
He added: "We are very optimistic the court in St Louis will be able to fashion some reasonable grounds for his release".
"But I'm very optimistic about it in the long run".One idea is to use wireless infra-red skin sensors to measure blood-count, heart-rhythm and the level of oxygen in the blood.
Nowadays, people know they can't come up to you and say, "I hate you because you're black," but I've heard parishioners say: "Why can't we have one of our own?" Or they'll say: "You know, I've known this other minister a long time, would it be all right if they baptised my baby?" I am very optimistic about women in the church.
