Sentence examples for became optimistic that from inspiring English sources

After some research, we became optimistic that cryonics could work.

In recent years, though, Bronx leaders have become optimistic that the borough may be finally shedding its old reputation.

Similarly, in the lead-up to every EU summit, investors become optimistic that this time finally leaders will manufacture a solution to the debt crisis.

Sanford has become optimistic that things are moving in his direction again.

By week 40 however, we started to become optimistic that we would meet our target (see figure 2).

And as we improvised more, the film became more pessimistic, then — in brief spurts, as a contrary reaction — so high-spirited that it almost became optimistic.

In other words, they became optimistic about safer sexual lifestyles.

Listening to them having sex, he becomes optimistic when he thinks that Becky begins to shout his name ("M... ......).

Through the final week, the remain side became cautiously optimistic that the new mood of sobriety and reflection might be checking leave's momentum.

But that figure was a 6 percent loss a week earlier, before investors took pleasure from positive reports of post-Thanksgiving retail sales and became more optimistic that another round of European summit meetings next week would reduce the threat of a new financial collapse.

Dr. Walsh said he had also become more optimistic that the trend toward reduction would continue.