Sentence examples for jolt of optimism from inspiring English sources
While the extension provided a jolt of optimism that a protracted labor crisis could be avoided, it does not mean that the path to a new deal is assured.
The deal was a jolt of optimism for the Twins on a day that included sobering news about their All-Star closer, Joe Nathan, who will miss the season because of reconstructive elbow surgery.
Just to get a jolt of that optimism, and a chance to focus on what we should be talking about, I asked General Electric for a tour of its huge research lab here in Niskayuna, north of Albany.
Ms. Howe's play, an inspiring jolt of enduring optimism and a reminder that the twin towers themselves were emblems of the human penchant for reaching for the sky, provided the fitting conclusion to "Brave New World," the four programs offered by the city's theater artists at Town Hall over the last three days to commemorate the anniversary of last year's attacks.
Dave McKean's sprawling, generous graphic novel about life, sex and jazz is a necessary jolt of pure, intelligent optimism among a lot of very dark work from his contemporaries.
But in the days since Republicans claimed the Senate seat that Edward M. Kennedy had held for decades, upending assumptions in both parties about the political landscape for 2010, they have seen not just a jolt of energy and optimism but also more concrete opportunities to take on Democrats.
If France eliminates its grands corps de l'État, it will enjoy a jolt of creativity, growth and optimism as highly capable young men and women enter more risky, exciting and productive careers in business and elsewhere.
Many carried messages of optimism.
Optimism fills their lives, though there are degrees of optimism.
Scadding is full of optimism.
