Sentence examples for exaggerated optimism from inspiring English sources

But those reasons don't appeal to the young invincibles, with their exaggerated optimism about their health.

"Now we must go forward cautiously, without exaggerated optimism and with our feet firmly on the ground, but sure that better days will come".

One of the oddities of British Euroscepticism is how it swings constantly between exaggerated pessimism (a superstate is upon us) and exaggerated optimism (loads of other Europeans think just like us).

The regime did not fall, fighting got more intense each day and there were, give or take a reported disturbance in Basra, few signs of American soldiers being greeted as liberators by Iraqis.To top it off, American reporting of the war followed the same trajectory from exaggerated optimism in the first three days to exaggerated pessimism in the next four.

Drive and perseverance - exaggerated optimism, passion, excitement, loving what they do.

Today, with Asia and Russia struggling and Japan failing to revive its economy, it seems to me riskier to deny the existence of a New Economy than to rely on its somwhat exaggerated optimism.

"Some might say, this exaggerated sense of optimism in the face of the fact that you could freeze to death walking down the street," he says.

The size and scope of the market start to be wildly exaggerated, but also the sense of optimism.

[C8.] Stocks Rise Internationally Stocks around the world advanced, led by technology-related companies including LogicaCMG and Canon, amid optimism that a recent slump was exaggerated given the outlook for earnings growth.

The optimism born of the late 1990's boom was exaggerated, but it will take time for investors and consumers to conclude that was the case.

■ Optimism.