Sentence examples for is far too optimistic from inspiring English sources

But civil servants say that Mr Maude is far too optimistic about how well this will work.

Even more common than assertions that Mr. Lovins is wrong are complaints that he is far too optimistic.

Zeljko Rohatinski, governor of the central bank, thinks GDP will fall by almost 5% this year, and some economists believe that even this is far too optimistic.

The article about windmills, "On Energy Farms, Technology Milks the Wind" (Feb. 22), is far too optimistic about modern windmill generators.

And while processors project growth of about 6percentt in organic milk sales this year (a decline from the 12.7 percent reported for 2008 by the Organic Trade Association), some analysts say that forecast is far too optimistic.

The notion that Britain's students are simply shrugging off debts that by 2020 will be approaching £50,000 as universities index fees to inflation, bringing them near to £10,000, is far too optimistic.

That's far too optimistic.

That seems to me to be far too optimistic.

I'm told I'm far too optimistic.

They were far too optimistic is 2006, and ridiculously pessimistic in early 2009.

It was "far too optimistic" to speak of regime change in Russia now, he said.