Sentence examples for by optimistic from inspiring English sources

Unlike the first symphony in mood, it is pervaded in all movements by optimistic calm.

Pop Art was made by optimistic young men who were having fun while upsetting the world order.

Despite the currently robust prices, OPEC is concerned in large part because of a belief among oil traders, shaped by optimistic forecasts by the United States government, that Iraqi exports could resume in weeks.

Blue-chip stocks posted modest gains yesterday, bolstered by optimistic news from Wal-Mart Stores, but technology stocks sank as concerns lingered that the sector would not rebound as quickly as hoped.

On a night of carnage for Labour, made worse by the expectations raised by optimistic opinion polls, Miliband appeared to have performed worse than Gordon Brown, losing as many as 20 seats held in 2010.

Each blow-up is preceded by rising home and equity prices; an acceleration in capital inflows driven by optimistic foreign investors; a rapid build-up of debt; and immediately before the storm hits—an inverted V-shaped path for the economy, with growth first picking up and then faltering.

In this figure the original access are represented by an area formed by the optimistic and the pessimistic scenarios.

Emerging from the meeting in the Capitol basement, Republicans were by turns motivated, optimistic and defiant.

Its chief executive and other officials then resigned after being sued by investors who say they were misled by overly optimistic growth projections.

His pessimistic worldview, cemented by a Depression-era childhood, was tempered by an optimistic belief in extraterrestrial life that was rooted in the same lousy childhood.

The Nasdaq Composite dipped by 2.9% during the week, but the Dow Jones was buffered by an optimistic long-term outlook from General Electric.