Sentence examples for cause for exuberant optimism from inspiring English sources

But there is no cause for exuberant optimism.

The Laconia's arrival in port after port was a cause for exuberant fanfare, news coverage, and worldwide celebration.

Yet it is also too late for the exuberant optimism of 2008 that the former law professor would be the "once-in-a-generation" agent of change able to turn around America's incipient decline.

I'm all for exuberant celebration, I just don't think a 1-0 win against Slovenia is cause for rampant optimism.

Invoking the past, present and future, they triangulate what was, it seems, a time of exuberant optimism not only for artists but also for the general population.

Here, too, is cause for some optimism.

This is cause for great optimism.

These, too, give some cause for cautious optimism.

The future of organized labor is not cause for great optimism.

The next day will be OK; you will have cause for mild optimism in the morning.

The Israeli elections, in March, had been cause for guarded optimism at first.