Sentence examples for indomitable optimism from inspiring English sources
As with many 60s dreams, Stone's indomitable optimism was steadily eroded by cocaine and paranoia.
They are part of the indomitable optimism that is the glory — and the content — of Woodruff's great murals.
It contains the possibility of failure ("Some will win, some will lose") until the last surge of indomitable optimism.
His rotund rodent protagonist, Creep Rat, is a drunk, a murderer, a sex pervert and a loser, yet his indomitable optimism is endearing (Johnson).
Despite a catalog of bad marriages, lost televangelist empires and squandered relationships with children, Ms. Messner's indomitable optimism, honesty and determination shine through.
Not only did he use grace, charm, wit and indomitable optimism, he used his strength of character to convey the greatness of America.
Her optimism, indomitable will, unerring political instinct, and genius as a psychoanalytic educator cast her as an irreplaceable figure.
In her book about the experience, "She Went to War," Cornum comes off as someone with an indomitable sense of optimism.
He has a pioneer spirit, an unflinching optimism, an indomitable work ethic.
John Bell mentored many within the advertising industry, possessed of boundless optimism and an indomitable spirit, he enriched the lives of all who knew him.
His spiritual makeup is a nice blend of optimism, good humor, and indomitable egotism.
