Sentence examples for comparatively optimistic from inspiring English sources
There is, however, a sizeable minority (20%) of Muay Thai fighters who exhibit comparative optimism, and it remains unknown whether these athletes are more injury prone compared to their peers who are not comparatively optimistic.
He presented a comparatively optimistic view of a Britain where racism was declining: "We are all living in a world of social change.
With Bolton finally on the verge of new ownership, Lennon would be perfectly entitled to bitterness about the comparatively optimistic basis on which he was sold the job.
And politicians with longer-established liberal tendencies were emboldened to go further.On the face of it, this supports a view of the future that is comparatively optimistic (if you are a liberal, that is).
We were all very young, in our 20s, and comparatively optimistic of how things would change, and then it very quickly became clear that the changes would be cosmetic.
Even in a comparatively optimistic work like the Third, Mahler's view of humanity's smallness in the universe is never far from the surface; yet that sense of cosmic insignificance is conjured in a supremely transformative act of human creativity.
And the industry even seems pretty optimistic that Brussels will not sell them a dud.Solvency 2 is a comparatively rare breed: a new regulation that gets a cheer from industry and politicians (although admittedly it still has to jump over many legislative hurdles).
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Internalizing his comparatively j.v.
