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Discover Ludwig"have optimism" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express the possession or existence of positive thoughts or beliefs. Example: Despite the difficult situation, it is important to have optimism and believe in a positive outcome.
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"You have optimism at first, but then it goes away in mid-May.
After jeopardizing her life while in flight, her main passion, how can she still have optimism?
You cannot both have "optimism in people" – as Clegg defiantly asserted on Monday – and believe we live in a "broken society".
It is why I realise that a significant amount has been achieved over the past 20 years and why I have optimism for the future.
I used to have optimism but when I came out and saw the wall and saw the reality... young people who live here don't have any hope.
"I have optimism that the states and the country will step up to the issue," said Ronald A. Williams, the chief executive of Aetna, a large insurer in Hartford.
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But he has optimism, too.
Like all farmers, he has optimism in his veins.
If creativity, by definition, requires optimism, China has optimism in spades and I'm confident that the creativity will follow.
Yes, history is tragic; but Kouchner has optimism in the glands.
"She had optimism in the ingenuity and enterprise of the British people, when most had written them off," he says.
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