Sentence examples for decidedly more optimistic from inspiring English sources
Jack Knowlton, the head of the syndicate that owns Funny Cide, Sackatoga Stable, was decidedly more optimistic about the Travers.
A prominent convert to this emerging belief is Tyler Cowen, an economics professor at George Mason University near Washington and author of "The Great Stagnation," a 2011 best seller, who has gone from doomsayer to a decidedly more optimistic perspective.
Though Amazon's financial results and forecasts are decidedly more optimistic than Facebook's were, the company has not entirely evaded the increased political scrutiny currently facing the US's major technology companies.
While this remains true for some, especially older citizens who haven't all benefitted from the changes since communism collapsed, most Poles have grown decidedly more optimistic over the years.
After years of painful cuts and threats of teacher layoffs, New York officials laid out on Tuesday a decidedly more optimistic portrait of financing for city schools next year, saying they expected that principals would have enough money in their budgets to retain most of their teachers and other school employees.
The Bloomberg administration's most recent financial plan, released in November, paints a decidedly more optimistic picture, estimating that the reimbursements will increase by $50 million in each of the next three fiscal years, to a total of $167 million during the period from July 1 , 2012 to June 30 , 2015
Their look is modern but decidedly not Western; slick but clean and typically centered on family; and generally more optimistic.
Californians are more optimistic about the state economy and their own finances, although Bay Area residents are decidedly more upbeat than people in and around Los Angeles, according to a new survey.
The city has become decidedly more vibrant.
But the patrons are decidedly more upscale.
