Sentence examples for is hugely optimistic from inspiring English sources

It was written in 1975 and is hugely optimistic in the sense that you get the idea that he believes music can change not just people but the world.

If you ask me, this is hugely optimistic.

It is hugely optimistic to think this will continue in a prolonged economic downturn".

"I was hugely optimistic".

"It's hard to be hugely optimistic," he said.

I also think some reports are hugely optimistic about what technology will be able to accomplish in [the] future".

He is also revealing about the difficulties of managing the gung-ho military: "An army that is willing to fight and die must, almost by definition, be hugely optimistic, unquenchably enthusiastic... and, ideally, not too imaginative".

They are thus accepting that one result in 20 will be falsely positive but one in 20 seems a satisfactorily low rate.Understanding insignificanceIn 2005 John Ioannidis, an epidemiologist from Stanford University, caused a stir with a paper showing why, as a matter of statistical logic, the idea that only one such paper in 20 gives a false-positive result was hugely optimistic.

The damage is still retrievable but it is difficult to be hugely optimistic when Mourinho clearly has so little trust in his strikers, with Fernando Torres increasingly becoming the scapegoat of choice, and especially now John Terry and his colleagues are starting to look unusually flaky.

Forbes: Doesn't seem like any of us are hugely optimistic about the short term.

"We have a big bet there, so we're hugely optimistic about [Uber's] future.