Sentence examples for human optimism from inspiring English sources
But the Malthusian question has stimulated argument about the Earth's carrying capacity, which depends as much on human optimism as on ingenuity.
That spirit is also invested in this trio of short narrative based performances that, through story, celebrate human optimism and the determination to survive even when the odds are against you.
But we glimpsed another LA, one not consumed by automobiles, or turned into a strip mall, where nature and human optimism thrive in a watery realm, an ever so slightly mystic river.
Tennyson produced his famous line about "Nature red in tooth and claw" as a contrast notto human nature, but to human optimism, which "trusted God was love indeed and love Creation's final law".
Everyone feels the simple human optimism that tomorrow may likely bring about the change they long for.
The light will inevitably win over the darkness and human optimism will remain a motor that keeps our evolution process in motion.
The tontine of the 1700s was a financing trick that owed its popularity to the human tendency for optimism.
The commentary by Drs. Francis and Cole discusses the review by Drs. Rosen and Myerburg and details how trial outcomes can be affected by noise, poor trial design (particularly the absence of blinding), and normal human tendencies toward optimism and denial.
The positive psychology movement was born in the late 1990s when a handful of American psychologists shifted their research away from mental illness and dysfunction and toward the mysteries of human resilience and optimism.
"The root cause of financial market excesses on both the upside and the downside of the cycle is collective human behavior — unbridled optimism on the upside — and fear — bordering on panic — on the downside," the letter said.
