Sentence examples for boost of optimism from inspiring English sources
Mykonos, the island made famous in the 1960s by Jackie Onassis and Grace Kelly, has emerged as the undisputed summer queen of hip holiday destinations, giving Greece a boost of optimism after years of turmoil on the frontline of Europe's financial crisis.
Studies suggest that nostalgia ― like flipping through photos of you and your brothers and sisters growing up ― can boost feelings of optimism and have a positive effect on your emotions.
Our data provide novel evidence that pharmacological manipulation of the neurotransmitter dopamine alters the efficiency of human belief updating, reducing negative expectations in a manner that leads to a boosting of unrealistic optimism.
But this past Tuesday injected a much-needed boost of hope and optimism into the hearts and minds of the American people ― myself included.
"The rise in house prices recorded by the Nationwide in May could further boost the growing sense of optimism regarding the housing market.
Strangely, however, this spending spree has boosted the optimism of owners and racing officials in an industry that spent the first half of the 1990's recovering from the bust of its last boom market and the second half of the decade trying to position itself as an entertainment option in a crowded sports market.
The fragile sense of optimism (and continued warm weather) helped push household purchases up 0.3% last month – a $29.6 billion boost.
Striking a rare note of optimism, publishers of the three fiction finalists said they hoped the books would nevertheless get a boost in a rare year without a winner in the spotlight.
Optimism fills their lives, though there are degrees of optimism.
Many carried messages of optimism.
