Retailers hope that the season of goodwill will imbue consumers with optimism: sales in the post-Thanksgiving weekend, which kicks off the holiday spending spree, rose by 6.5% compared with last year.
Aside from the practical skills, the training has imbued Hafsha with optimism for the future.
Now, as he works to imbue the city with optimism for the future, he even hints at a day when remembering may not mean reading the names of all the dead.
Even those who were resolutely skeptical that Mr. Obama's undeniable charisma would be combined with concrete political skills have been imbued with restrained optimism.
So a campaign for a real estate broker, you might think, would be imbued with enough optimism to make Pollyanna seem like Gloomy Gus.
The Newsroom (Sky Atlantic) Twenty Twelve (BBC2) | iPlayer Double Cross:The True Story of the D-Day Spies (BBC2) | iPlayer Intelligent, articulate, faintly preachy, imbued with the optimism of Frank Capra but the lucid pragmatism of a goat.
Nivelle, who owed his appointment to the contrast between the brilliant success of his recent counterattacks at Verdun and the meagre results of Joffre's strategy of attrition, was deeply imbued with the optimism of which experience was by now curing Joffre.
Malhotra's research shows that among the most successful candidates at imbuing their politics with optimism were Reagan and Bill Clinton, both two-term presidents.
I am excited about helping to pull our country together". Malhotra's research shows that among the most successful candidates at imbuing their politics with optimism were Reagan and Bill Clinton, both two-term presidents.
Its founder, Ray Tindle, has also imbued his executives and editors with optimism about the future of newspapers.
Ronald Wilson Reagan, a former film star who became America's 40th president, the oldest to enter the White House but imbued with a youthful optimism rooted in the traditional virtues of a bygone era, died yesterday at his home in Los Angeles.
