Sentence examples for got more optimistic from inspiring English sources

I was a rather gloomy sort of kid and I think I've got more optimistic as the years have gone by.

"Commodities fell and people got more optimistic," he said, "but there is still inflation, the outlook for G.D.P. growth is not great, and there is continuing bad news for the credit markets and financial firms.

"I get more optimistic as I get older.

On the other hand, Wall Street seems to be getting more optimistic.

Glastonbury's weather forecast is getting more optimistic with every day.

"We're not out of the woods, but I'm getting more optimistic every day," said John A. Fox, a senior vice president at PKF.

This allows us to see whether firms are getting more optimistic about investing: And it is fair to say, they are not.

I talk about politics quite a lot on Facebook, and you get more optimistic people, who want parties they can believe in.

"Markets were getting more optimistic, and suddenly they're saying, 'My God, this is as bad as it ever was,' " said Peter Westaway, the chief European economist at Nomura International and a former Bank of England official.

Ryan Smith, managing director of equity trading at Banc One Investment Advisers, said: "As our troops get closer and closer to Baghdad, and people get more optimistic, I think we'll have a potential for a rally.

A young Dick Cavett hosts James Baldwin on his popular talk show, in 1968, and stammers, "Why aren't the Negroes getting more optimistic?" Cavett's chaste, bright eyes blink sadly as he struggles to phrase his rather basic question.