If that is the new philosophy, many of us will be looking for some other party that still embodies optimism and determination.
All three embody an optimism that is the essence of spring, and rings true for nearly everyone but the most dispirited in our midst, sometimes known as Mets fans.
Why pretend?) However lacking Mr. Zuckerberg may be in the social graces that drive civil society, he embodies the optimism and creativity of millennials.
His was a life not only of unflagging dedication to his work, but of complete love and devotion to his family and one that embodied cheerful optimism, happiness and goodwill.
In many ways, they embodied the optimism of that decade, when the country was in the midst of a record boom, and so much, even medical miracles, seemed doable.
The Scot is relentlessly upbeat and on-message, so the league's boosterism comes naturally to him and he embraces and embodies the optimism encoded in the country's DNA.
One historical event that embodied that optimism was the first African Writers Conference, held at Makerere University, in Kampala, in 1962, and it's that event, more than anything else, that compels the narrator to leave his home and travel to Uganda.
"George was an agent of joy who embodied the optimism of the so-called 'American Century,'" said Bean. "The movie focusses on three primary elements of his life: he was an editor who launched the careers of countless important writers, he was a writer who reveled in the fine line between performance and failure, and he was an artist whose life was his greatest work of art".
Once described by Madam Walker Sarah Breedlovee, 1867-1919) as her "Dream of Dreams," this National Historic Landmark stands in Irvington, New York, as an elegant, historic residence that embodies the optimism and perseverance of American entrepreneurship.
