Sentence examples for emerged optimistic from inspiring English sources

The club, who have debts of about £80m, last night emerged optimistic from urgent talks with their creditors and are also expected to announce that Allan Leighton, their deputy chairman, will resign from the board, allowing him to avoid any accusations of having a conflict of interests should he consider leading a takeover bid.

Lipchitz' figure style of the late 1920s and '30s is inseparable from his emerging optimistic humanism.

In the emerging optimistic spectrum access infrastructure [14], by sensing and adapting to spectral environment, a cognitive UWB sensor is able to fill in spectrum holes and serves its users without causing harmful interference to other legal networks, which are also referred to as primary users (PUs) or authorized users.

Democrats emerged sounding optimistic about creating a third budget within the next two or three weeks that Mr. Rowland is likely to sign.

Read enough about the dung beetle and a picture of its character emerges: patient, optimistic, uncomplaining.

In polls Latinos emerge as optimistic, aspirational types with a fierce belief in the importance of education.

Instead, they have emerged far more optimistic than after any economic downturn in a generation.

Given what has since emerged, that looks optimistic or ill-judged.

Like the Movida scene that Almodóvar had emerged from, it was optimistic and eager to please.

Leaders of the coalition, the National Religious Campaign Against Torture, met with officials from the Obama transition team on Wednesday afternoon and emerged saying they were optimistic about the prospects for such an order.

But Sarah Mower, the BFC's Ambassador for Emerging Talent, is optimistic about the future.