Sentence examples for extraordinarily optimistic from inspiring English sources
"They're extraordinarily optimistic that life will work out for them," Arnett says.
AT the start of yesterday's mayoral debate, one of the moderators noted a recent poll showing that New Yorkers are extraordinarily optimistic about the city's future.
Instant summary One of the contributors to this blogpost accused the Tories on the committee of being too critical, but, given the state of the economy, and what some commentators describe as his extraordinarily optimistic growth forecasts, I thought Darling was given a fairly easy ride.
None of this is the fault of people in their 20s, but reading such extensive coverage of your shortcomings is enough to make anyone feel hopeless, and, in my case, guilty for not being more "extraordinarily optimistic".
See: "The Narcissism Epidemic," "Emerging Adulthood" and "Not Quite Adults," "Meet The Twixters," "What Is It About 20-Somethings?" My favorite part of this obsession with the 20-somethings is the insistence that despite our laziness and navel-gazing, we are, as Jeffrey Arnett, author of "Emerging Adulthood" told the New York Times in 2010, "extraordinarily optimistic that life will work out".
The energy of souls not lost springs back into the living world, not only through one of the few surviving religions that allow believers to converse face to face with the gods, but also in an extraordinarily rich, fertile and (in spite of everything) optimistic culture.
If we apply a 15-times-revenue multiple (higher than that of Google's 11) to estimated revenue of $350 million–and let's assume, for the moment, that multiple based on Facebook's extraordinarily high monetizing potential (see "Facebook's Monetization Strategy")–then Facebook's optimistic valuation turns out to be $5.25 billion.
At the age of 72, Le Guin has brought to bear on her youthful creation the hardheaded, cleareyed, ultimately optimistic view of human nature that she has forged during an extraordinarily productive and thoughtful career.
It's extraordinarily competitive.
