Sentence examples for ingrained optimism from inspiring English sources
There is too much ingrained optimism here to think that the tech sector will not bounce back, stronger than before.
Fate finally had other plans, but it's nice to know that the author took his deeply ingrained optimism all the way to the grave.
Here, cricketers are deified more than anywhere in the world and there is now an ingrained optimism that India will prevail even though their passage through the group has been decidedly rocky.
The trouble is, the wait can be long in an industry where optimism is ingrained.
Many other images of architectural and technological innovation from that festival of modern optimism remain ingrained in American collective memory.
Indeed, a sense of hope and optimism has been ingrained in Topsy and Tim since its conception during Britain's post-war revival.
86 88 For example, overly self-focused behavior, strong habitual behavior, optimism bias, and ingrained social norms may all favor motorized transport and discourage individuals from giving rational consideration to active travel modes.
Or the possibility of a hopeful solution?" It's only natural that Cooke would turn to optimism for help; his work was ingrained with a sense of humanity and wonder pulled directly from his signature retro-touched style.
The values of perseverance and ambitiousness and optimism that typified so many survivors were clearly ingrained in them before the war began.
