Sentence examples for convey optimism from inspiring English sources

As president, Mr. Obama will have to convey optimism without overpromising.

Blair showed a remarkable ability to convey optimism and energy in the face of adversity caused not least by the failure in Iraq.

No mere objects of hasty clinical notes, or articles in professional journals, his "patients" are transformed by his interest, sympathetic gaze and ability to convey optimism in tragedy into grand characters who can transcend their conditions.

But he urged all to keep high standards, be accurate, and convey optimism and hope.

The label does not convey optimism about scope for positive change among either those with relatively moderate or severe dependence.

Earlier in the day, the Coast Guard conveyed optimism about the situation in the gulf, however.

Steven Chu, the United States secretary of energy, also conveyed optimism in an interview on "Fox News Sunday," saying that "with each passing hour, each passing day, things are more under control".

Bennet seemed none too happy with the day's events but he was measured in his responses and conveyed optimism about health care reform - maybe the ability to hold those positions after Monday's news is what qualifies him to be a senator.

But these three hours deftly convey the optimism and poignancy -- and sometimes foolishness -- of people willing to gamble on marriage.

Barron has said of Libbert's images that they "convey the optimism and energy of a city that considered itself the economic, political and cultural capital of the world.

That executive, who was not authorized to speak publicly about the conversations, said that on Wednesday the board member, Joachim Faber, called Steve Tisch, the chairman of the Giants; John Mara, the Giants' president and co-owner; and Woody Johnson, the Jets' owner, to convey his optimism that a deal would be completed.