Sentence examples for general sense of optimism from inspiring English sources

There seems to be a general sense of optimism in the air, or maybe that's just the wafts of the espresso machine next door.

Skinner kept looking at me like a beagle puppy: huge brown eyes, big ears, paws that seem too big for his body and a general sense of optimism.

There seems to be a general sense of optimism in the air, or maybe that's just the wafts of the espresso machine next door.

But for the first time in several years, there was also a general sense of optimism among the policy makers gathered here for an annual meeting at the foot of the Grand Tetons that things are going reasonably well.

(His greater concern is with what the last three years have done to the general sense of optimism among the young. "That's a profound change," he said. "Where that will go, what shape that will take I cannot predict").

And while its findings have been challenged as too rosy, last Wednesday's report from federal scientists that much of the oil has disappeared has added to the general sense of optimism.

Expressing a general sense of guarded optimism about the debt deal, Yukio Edano, the Japanese chief cabinet secretary, said, "We welcome the deal, which we hope will lead to market stability".

Another mechanism, working in the opposite direction, is that good economic conditions may induce a general sense of economic optimism about the future, which leads people to underestimate the economic changes associated with divorcing.

Higher employment fosters a general sense of confidence and optimism, which encourages more hiring and investment in a virtuous cycle.

There's a general sense of artificial joyfulness and optimism that exists heavily in the LA art scene, especially when compared to New York, which is much darker and melancholy.

"A lot of their optimism is driven by the improvement in the credit markets and a general sense of economic improvement," said Richard Tortoriello, an analyst at Standard & Poor's.