Sentence examples for buoyant with optimism from inspiring English sources

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).

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

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

Though they know they're going to have to fix our mess some years hence, they cruise through these languid days with the buoyant optimism of youth.

As Elon sees it, their story in modernity starts with the buoyant optimism of the Jewish Enlightenment sage Moses Mendelssohn and ends soon after the desiccated, nightmarish premonitions of Franz Kafka.

The sorry end to Maazel's artistic and general directorship of the Vienna State Opera, a four-year contract which he had undertaken with such buoyant optimism in 1982, but which was curtailed in 1984, was on the other hand not his fault: the city's notoriously intransigent musicians had already conflicted with more amenable figures.

Her friends brim with optimism.

This season began with optimism.

I HAVE trouble with optimism.

He is bursting with optimism.