Sentence examples similar to build on optimism from inspiring English sources

This is a country built on optimism".

Big portions of sprawling projects built on optimism in the mid-1990's, like the Midpoint Technology Park in Redwood City, sit dark and unoccupied.

As a result, investors who had dragged the stock down to about $40 a share a year ago, have in the last year bid it up to a record high in a frenzy of buying that has been largely built on optimism that the company is reasserting itself as a leading developer of cellular handsets.

— At ski areas up and down the jagged peaks of the Sierra Nevada, where California's drought has hit historic proportions and the broader threat of climate change hangs heavy over an industry built on optimism, the man-made snow is flying.

Politicians must now look to build on this optimism with an ambitious pro-enterprise domestic agenda and a constructive start to our European negotiations.

England may not be among the favourites in Brazil but if Hodgson can build on the optimism of these final two games and nurture more young faces then they can at least travel in hope.

Let's build on our optimism, harness our can-do enthusiasm and ensure that love wins and that we emerge more united from the months ahead.

Look at the flip side of cockiness: It's overconfidence built on crazy optimism.

They were too expensive, too inflexible and built on excessive optimism.

The group was set up to build on the energy and optimism behind Jeremy Corbyn's election as Labour leader - but its politics have proved controversial.

The Irish came into the game hoping to build on the mood of optimism generated by the appointment of O'Neill and assistant Roy Keane, followed by the 3-0 win over Latvia in Dublin.