Sentence examples for constitutionally optimistic from inspiring English sources

Barbara is constitutionally optimistic, and she tried to cast away the idea of negative outcomes.

But she is both constitutionally optimistic and irrepressibly chatty -- traits that may help explain her presence on the executive committee of the Hudson Valley Fruit Growers Task Force, an alliance dedicated to getting help for the growers.

In the Birth of Tragedy, Nietzsche depicts Socrates as the initiator of a new human type: the shallowly optimistic rationalist, constitutionally incapable of seeing "into the dionysian abyss of delight" of tragedy.

Maybe, but restraint from the Congress that thinks of the constitutionally required decennial census as a spending emergency, is pretty optimistic.

If the economy recovers, states might benefit disproportionately in the recovery, as they have suffered disproportionately in the downturn.Certainly, the states themselves appear to take this optimistic view, at least to judge by their attempts to balance their budgets (as all but Vermont are constitutionally required to do: deficit financing is banned).

This is constitutionally dubious.

Constitutionally moribund?

"Constitutionally, I'm not".

Constitutionally, it is irrelevant.

This authority is constitutionally based.

Constitutionally, he is right.