Sentence examples for dogged optimism from inspiring English sources

How does Reeve's dogged optimism compare to the stories in your book?

But as the months wear on, the dogged optimism detaches from reality.

Suppose that, as seems increasingly plausible, the deteriorating job situation finally undermines the dogged optimism of America's consumers.

In Mr. Houghton's 1991 autobiography, "Entrances and Exits," he marveled about his partner, "His was a more consistent and dogged optimism than any I'd ever known".

How can the dogged optimism of the impoverished men and women in "Blues Suite" be understood, Mr. Chaya asked rhetorically, by performers who have so much more?

For a change, what Paul Krugman in The New York Times recently termed the "dogged optimism of American consumers" is being richly rewarded.

Mr. Gamboa acknowledges his debt to Italian neo-realism by confronting the stubborn facts of misery and deprivation with a dogged, unsentimental optimism about the human capacity to behave decently -- and to find occasions for pleasure and fellow-feeling -- in discouraging circumstances.

The history of Prospect Point Cottages in the Central Adirondacks is one of ambition, neglect, almost foolish optimism, dogged determination, and the power of love.

He takes on the cases that nobody else will touch, ruled by a resolute optimism, belief in justice and dogged determination to defend those who seem beyond redemption -- much like himself".

The optimism of the early 1970s has given way to the dogged determinism of a cancer community under siege from the growing global epidemic.

Under Ms. Haggerty's relentless optimism and persistence -- "If I failed in competency, I was at least dogged," she says with a lopsided grin -- the Prince George, like its sister project, the $31 million Times Square Hotel on West 43rd Street, has on-site services for job-training and placement.