Sentence examples for both the optimism of from inspiring English sources
They seemed to possess both the optimism of spring and its temperament.
After two years of civilian rule, Myanmar harbors both the optimism of opening its economy to the world and the pitfalls of ethnic and religious strife.
The death of 21 people in an overcrowded tunnel in Duisburg on 24 July 2010 wasn't just a human tragedy: it brought a cruel end to a long-running event that symbolised both the optimism of a united Germany and the growing global reach of club culture.
Our review of chulha research leads us to reject both the optimism of development planners who frame such problems as technical and the antagonistic pessimism of their critics.
Rampant theft of intellectual property and an anti-corruption drive that has focused on political convenience instead of addressing the issue of corruption at its roots have both dampened the optimism of doing business in China for small, medium-sized and large U.S. enterprises.
Ray Bradbury, a master of science fiction whose imaginative and lyrical evocations of the future reflected both the optimism and the anxieties of his own postwar America, died on Tuesday in Los Angeles.
The modern city stretches out in all other directions, with some neighborhoods of private villas, and many of Soviet-style housing developments; it reflects both the optimism and the shoddiness of more recent Libyan history.
Darwin suffered from the optimism of the Victorian age.
The optimism of the suffragists was well founded.
The optimism of the air ambulance was gone.
Richards' dark mood contrasted with the optimism of Irish.
