Sentence examples for excessively optimistic from inspiring English sources
That's a selective, excessively optimistic picture.
Many Gore supporters regard it as excessively optimistic.
First, some markets had a bumper 2013 Wall Street rose 30%—and investors started the year in excessively optimistic mode.
When asked, she said she did not believe that the $1 million starting bid was excessively optimistic.
So Rumsfeld's excessively optimistic assumptions of people running out with flowers to greet us, etc, were uncritically accepted.
Dick Baldwin got at this very well last week, although he was excessively optimistic about how long the fix would last; it was two days, not six months.
Managers and directors can be overly optimistic during the good times and excessively pessimistic when the cycle turns against them.
Originally from Wisconsin, he is an excessively positive and optimistic person, who is constantly upbeat and extremely energetic.
"So not excessively excessive.
The report writers will seek to thread the political needle between sounding blithely optimistic and excessively pessimistic.
