Sentence examples for inspired optimism from inspiring English sources
At one stage the Lawn Tennis Association withdrew his funding, while his previous Davis Cup record – he had lost all four of his previous rubbers – hardly inspired optimism.
When President Trump nominated Tillerson to be the Secretary of State, his experience running one of the largest corporations in the world inspired optimism among career officials.
It's partly this yearning and sense of inspired optimism, seeded in the sixties and passed onto politically-engaged Gen-Xers, that made Obama's presidency a reality.
Players such as Antoine Griezmann, Paul Pogba, Anthony Martial and Dimitri Payet have inspired optimism but familiar tensions bubble beneath the surface.
Wayne Hunt, a 34-year-old software engineer in Huntsville, Ala., who runs a Web site devoted to Amiga support, said the latest developments had inspired optimism but also caution among his fellow Amigans.
They released a few photos in February that proved he was still alive, but they weren't exactly images that inspired optimism.
She and her countryman Milos Raonic, who also made the Memphis final that year as a 20-year-old, inspired unprecedented optimism for Canadian tennis.
This stands in deep contrast with the reform stagnation in India and Russia; two countries that until recently inspired notable optimism but whose political leaders today now seem to be focusing on short-term objectives in the context of economic systems burdened by patronage.
Imaginatively recasting national security software users as species in a complex information ecology should give proponents of biologically-inspired informatics technologies pause and optimism.
Beloved friend, your optimism and your love of art and nature greatly inspired us.
The album reflects many of the twists and pop influences of the past five decades, from the sixties-girl-group optimism of "I Feel Better" to the Beck-inspired choppy rocker "Easy Way Out".
