Sentence examples for i think optimism from inspiring English sources

Robert Dallek, the presidential historian, said: "I think optimism is always a good thing for a president to make the case for".

I think optimism is just a likable quality, and to me it was very much the soul of the book.

I think optimism has also been a theme... it's both sides: obviously, there is a fair amount of negativity, but there's also optimism.

"After the election result in May, I thought optimism had been written off for our generation, but things have changed so quickly," says Easton, who has been part of local anti-hunger campaigns since her mid-teens.

It is sentimental, its ritual is meager and unctuous, it expects no miracles, it thinks optimism akin to piety, and regards profitable enterprise and practical ambition as a sort of moral vocation.

I'm Australian, so I don't think optimism is an eye disease and I'm allergic to whinging and tend not to complain.

I don't think optimism needs to be old-fashioned, but it needs to be earned.

As grim as the economic statistics are today and the challenges we face today, I think the optimism you saw among the two million in Washington, that sense of optimism, they didn't have then".

Alas, I think such optimism is premature.

I think the optimism of that era was fantastic".

Wilson: I think cautious optimism and a real reason for celebration.