Sentence examples for irrational optimism from inspiring English sources

Irrational optimism in the face of looming bleakness?

Looking back, I am amazed that my irrational optimism lasted so long.

Say what you will about baby boomers, but against all odds, they retain an irrational optimism about coupling and marriage.

Instead we see it on our television screens, instructing us to apply his irrational optimism more widely.

Long gone is the irrational optimism of the 90's and the notion that technology alone can transform a business.

But there was nothing we could do to uproot the horror of irrational optimism that had spread through her body like a cancer uncontrollable.

SpongeBob's irrational, indefatigable optimism has become a big-eyed beacon of hope to anyone having a bad day, week, or year.

Maybe this was my irrational Millennial optimism finally kicking in, but for the first time in my life -- literally, the first time -- I found myself imagining the person I might be at 35 and 40 and 60.

Others suggest that the market moves in response to irrational waves of optimism and pessimism, what John Maynard Keynes called the "animal spirits" of investors.

What he means is something different from denial, or evasion, irrational exuberance or excess optimism.

At first, they were under the spell of the American dream, "guilty of hyperinflated optimism and irrational hope".