"He communicated optimism.
Terrace Martin, who turned to the saxophone and away from the gang mentality so glorified, romanticized and perpetually deadly to young South Centralites, understands this synthesis and uses it to communicate optimism in the face of adversity.
The stress on capital projects meant that a building had to be built, which should also communicate millennial optimism.
In the first couple of episodes of "Mars," the interviews with real-life engineers and space experts — regular old humans doing extraordinary things, capably — communicate that optimism vividly and more convincingly than the actors playing the fictional crew.
[extract 6] Communicating cautious optimism I don't know what people expect from it, but for us, I know it might be a bit disappointing.
[extract 6] Box 3 Methadone as a narrative of aspiration Communicating cautious optimism I don't know what people expect from it, but for us, I know it might be a bit disappointing.
But other American presidents, like J.F.K., F.D.R. and Ronald Reagan, faced enemies more evil than Saddam or Osama without losing touch with American optimism and communicating that to the world.
Indeed these informants communicated a great deal of optimism that "childcare won before, and it can win again".
One of the reasons behind this has been the BJP's ability of effectively communicating an infectious feeling of optimism and euphoria -- the party's poll slogan, "Acche din aane wale hain" (Good days are about to come), for instance, has captured public imagination across rural and urban Indian hinterlands.
"I hope that the Bouquet of Tulips can communicate a sense of future, of optimism, the joy of offering to find something greater outside the self".
