Sentence examples for embodiment of optimism from inspiring English sources

What better embodiment of optimism than youth?

The researchers made a striking finding: The U.S. middle class, long the world's embodiment of optimism and upward mobility, today is telling a very different story.

Clad in the raver's uniform of baggy jeans and dungarees, their hair flopping boyishly about their faces, Sub Sub grin cheesily at the camera, the very embodiment of E'd-up Madchester optimism.

Here, even urban Scotland's most pinched neighbourhoods look like embodiments of order and optimism.

Parking lot.... ...... "Cut to," etc).. Ignoring the copious amounts of blood he keeps coughing into handkerchiefs, Walt believes himself to be the living embodiment of the can-do spirit of American optimism that he promotes in his works, and cannot quite grasp that he won't be able to cheat death too.

THE American silent cinema of the 1920s gave us three great comedians: Harold Lloyd, whose hyperkinetic optimism seemed the perfect embodiment of his epoch; Charles Chaplin, whose Victorian sentimentality was just a touching bit behind it; and Buster Keaton, who was so far ahead of his time that we're still running to catch up with him.

The lack of optimism.

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

Many carried messages of optimism.

Scadding is full of optimism.

A lot of optimism.