Sentence examples for buoyant optimism from inspiring English sources

Stein Erik's buoyant optimism was sinking fast.

"I am filled with buoyant optimism," Rabbi Schneier said.

"We're going to bring down Qaddafi and change this country," he said, reflecting the buoyant optimism of those days.

TOKYO — From buoyant optimism just two years ago, the mood among foreign investors in Japan has swung to grim pessimism.

For all the buoyant optimism generated by the Panmunjom talks, he said, "there are innumerable opportunities for failure".

This survey will examine the origins of the present buoyant optimism, and conclude that much of it is overdone: or at least, based on hope rather than achievement.

In any sport, the opening days of a season are buoyant with optimism: an unblemished record, a healthy roster, playoff hopes yet to be crushed.

During the training camp of the Pittsburgh's inaugural season with the nickname Steelers, Bell was buoyant with optimism about the team's prospect, but he became crestfallen after Rooney denigrated the squad and flippantly remarked that they looked like the "[s]ame old Steelers" (SOS).

She speaks frankly but somehow conveys a buoyant sense of optimism.

Marr, man of purposeful optimism, and buoyant with self-belief, decided he was "going to be fine, very soon".

And whatever darkness they had experienced was displaced by the "disarming innocence," "buoyant colors" and "unstinting optimism" the show correctly notes that we find in the artwork.