The movement was born of radically optimistic politics in the mid-70s, emerging out of consciousness-raising groups and new discussions about women's recovery process.
In our own times, the generation born in the optimistic aftermath of World War II has already encountered veterans of both world wars, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Persian Gulf war and our wars in Afghanistan and Iraq — and still has several decades of martial possibilities in reserve.
Further evidence will be needed to show that the commercial kits can provide the benefits seen in the laboratory experiments, but Born is optimistic.
With the best will in the world, even as the medals start to rain in and new stars are born, that feels hopelessly optimistic.
Despite all this, Icelanders are naturally optimistic, a trait born, perhaps, of living in one of the world's most punishing landscapes and depending for so much of their history on the fickle fishing industry.
Born Digital, indeed, makes for an optimistic, humanist rebuttal to Carr's hysterical gloominess.
Despite the bleak outlook for Gen Y, many people born between 1982 and 2000 are still optimistic when it comes to their own earning potential.
Obesity rates in the U.S. have been increasing for successively born cohorts, while trends in smoking behavior are optimistic [ 3].
"Anyone born and bred in Northern Ireland can't be too optimistic," Heaney said.
Roughly half of people born from 1946 to 1964, known as baby boomers, say they are optimistic about the country's financial future, down from about two-thirds in 2007, a survey from the financial services firm Ameriprise found.
