Sentence examples for example optimism from inspiring English sources

On a personal level, for example, optimism has been confirmed as a protective factor in adults who experienced traumatic events such as earthquakes (Najarian et al. 2011).

For example optimism - we cannot call it that, it's not cool for the kids".

In another example of optimism outrunning reality, 17percentt of those polled thought the tax would apply to them.

In a rare example of optimism from an outside observer, the International Data Corporation this week issued a report calling the merger "inevitable and necessary".

The most popular view is also a perfect example of "optimism bias" and states "one home run will make up for all the losses".

His famous conclusion in Candide, for example, that optimism was a philosophical chimera produced when dialectical reason remains detached from brute empirical facts owed a great debt to his Newtonian convictions.

He and the rest of the team got examples in optimism all year long from the faux-hawked and exuberant Nick Swisher, who was one of the kid Yankees rocking to the strains of Metallica and Jay-Z in the clubhouse now, and became A. J. Burnett's sidekick in the walkoff cream-pie smushings.

She notes that many of the early results are intangible: for example, a new optimism bubbling up in churches and volunteer groups.

For example, perhaps comparative optimism, or the "better than average" effect, may increase managers' expectations of success for their own projects (Hoorens et al. 2008; Krizan and Windschitl 2007).

A prime example is our optimism about the impact of investment expenses.

Shetler particularly noted the lyric "Our love could run the world" as a good example of the optimism in the song.