Sentence examples for degrees of optimism and from inspiring English sources

They suggest that people who have happier childhoods are more likely to obtain a degree and a job, have higher degrees of optimism and extraversion, and less neuroticism.

"We're right to have some degree of optimism and to work on the basis there is a mood of optimism in the country.

This fuzzy outranking index allows the decision maker to adopt different strategies by choosing a degree of optimism and a degree of aggressiveness.

And yet with a degree of optimism and hope.

Comparison of the two groups at pre-test, before the intervention, indicated that there was a significant difference between the groups regarding degree of optimism and anxiety assessed by the Independent Samples T-test.

Optimism score : LOT-R score <13 corresponds to the lowest level of optimism and >17 to the highest level of optimism.

While Shep dutifully funnels his savings into his wife's unlikely recovery, other characters suffer through their own ailments with varying degrees of optimism, selfishness, and success.

It was a theme that Hitchcock explored in a range of tones and with varying degrees of optimism, from "Rich and Strange" (1931) through "Marnie" (1964).

We also weight in on David Letterman retiring his announcement, The Matrix's fifteenth anniversary (read my original review here), word that comedy all-stars Key & Peele are producing a remake of Police Academy, and share varying degrees of optimism (or lack thereof) based on the trailer for the Michael Bay-produced Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles revival.

Optimism fills their lives, though there are degrees of optimism.

Mission scientists expressed varying degrees of optimism that they might still glean some knowledge from the cargo.