Sentence examples for boundlessly optimistic from inspiring English sources

No more Flashman – at least not until the going gets tough again in the autumn and he is up against a new, fresh-faced, boundlessly optimistic Labour leader.

Like Ms. Ehrenreich, Ms. Sulik takes issue with the "she-ro" of the breast cancer movement — an idealized patient who is assertive and boundlessly optimistic, and remains feminine and sexy despite the depredations of disease and treatment.

And a little dramatic friction never hurts: the cartoon Ami, with pink hair and accessories, is sugary sweet and boundlessly optimistic, while Yumi, who favors Joan Jett black, is the sarcastic hard rocker.

Irving Blum, a boundlessly optimistic young entrepreneur who had moved from New York to Los Angeles with the idea of starting an art gallery there, bought out Ed Kienholz's share in the Ferus Gallery in 1958, and changed its focus, dropping many of the locals (but taking on Ruscha) and bringing in some of New York's emerging Pop artists.

We were gloriously happy, wonderfully naïve, and boundlessly optimistic.

"Not only in terms of thinking about art, looking at art, but thinking about life". Grinstein and his wife, Elyse, filling in for each other when words failed the spouse, recalled their many years working with an artist they described as boundlessly optimistic and nonjudgmental.

And he loved Patricia boundlessly.

Seventeen and gangly, she is boundlessly sunny.

Part of its appeal is Patti Colombo's boundlessly exuberant choreography.

Boundlessly arrogant, he boasts: "I'm a Ferrari.

"And Stephen is boundlessly curious and interested in people.