Sentence examples for fiercely optimistic from inspiring English sources
His family, like many families of disabled people, is fiercely optimistic.
Henry's parents, for instance, effervescent, embracing and fiercely optimistic from the start, became more so as the clock ran out.
The continent's battered idealism has also bled sub-Saharan African literature of some of its former energy: it is impossible to imagine an African writer today producing a fiercely optimistic novel like Sembene's "God's Bits of Wood" or Ngugi's "Grain of Wheat".
HONG KONG Some two weeks after China's once-in-a-decade leadership change brought intense scrutiny from the rest of the world, mainland government officials and sundry representatives vetted to speak with American journalists are fiercely, defensively optimistic: Everything's swell, the country's on the up and up, and any problems are really just glitches, easily surmountable.
I'm generally optimistic, fiercely patriotic, and idealistically hopeful.
Its galloping Web fortunes are being welcomed in the fiercely competitive Internet travel industry as validation of the most optimistic projections for online booking, which analysts estimate will exceed $30 billion annually in three years.
It's standard operating procedure, practically a rite of passage, for each new generation to fiercely rebel against the one that preceded it -- regardless of the optimistic nonsense that Pepsi's highly paid ad agency would have you believe.
The HGP is a wonderful example of a fundamental paradigm change in biology: initially fiercely resisted, it was ultimately far more transformational than expected by even the most optimistic of its proponents.
"We're fiercely independent, fiercely rational".
They remain fiercely territorial.
