Sentence examples for intractable optimism from inspiring English sources
In her intractable optimism, she shares something with another Indiana native, Leslie Knope, from "Parks and Recreation," except that this is a Leslie Knope who has been to Hell.
As prosperity falters, intractable conflicts deepen and aspirations are cut back; hope, optimism and expansiveness are in short supply.
Even so, trade experts with experience from previous rounds say they are acutely aware of how often negotiations begin with optimism and grand plans and end with intractable fights between vested interests.
3 23 p.m. | Updated The number of obese New York City schoolchildren fell by 5.5 percent over five years, federal and city officials said Thursday, offering a glimmer of optimism about one of the country's intractable health scourges.
Because citizen deliberation processes give me a dose of much-needed optimism when contemplating the matrix of seemingly intractable problems facing this nation.
Obama appointed him special envoy in January 2009, two days after his own inauguration, a time of widespread optimism that some of the world's most intractable problems might be solved.
Max Perutz once said of his optimism and persistence in the face of seemingly intractable difficulties toward his goal: "As always, I was driven on by unrealistic expectations". 3 He harnessed new knowledge, information, and technological capacities to meet those expectations.
However, there is room for optimism that the cold hands and strained heart may prove ushers of true disease-modifying therapy in this intractable disease.
Unfortunately, corruption remained intractable.
