Sentence examples for kept optimism from inspiring English sources

1963 Khrushchev Says Test-Ban Is Near MOSCOW — Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev kept optimism on the East-West accord soaring yesterday, declaring that "agreement is in sight" on a partial nuclear test ban.

Pat yourselves on the back voters, and keep optimism active.

CEOs, for example, are becoming ever more vocal about their belief that they alone create the wealth that sustains their huge salaries, fuel enough to keep optimism alive.

Many kept their optimism during the worst years of the war.

It seems Fallada kept his optimism intact to the end of his hard and rackety life.

How Mercer kept her optimism as her football career was spiraling down is not clear.

But they should keep their optimism in check, warns John Philpott, director of The Jobs Economist consultancy.

If he can keep the optimism of the presumptive nominee without losing the fire in the belly of a challenger, Romney can win this sooner rather than later.

A lawyer working out at a Y.M.C.A. downtown caught the spirit of the moment when she asked a friend on the next treadmill, "Could it be that these guys actually know what they're doing?" Some of "these guys" -- the brass at the Pentagon and the planners at the White House -- did their best to keep the optimism under control.

I have often been called an eternal optimist, it is the promise of peace and of science which keeps the optimism burning inside me, which keeps me dreaming and imaging a better future for our region.

The pair talked Cubs, with Blagojevich implying that the Cubs had some of their best seasons while he was governor and Mariotti warned Cubdom (of which Blagojevich is a dues-paying member) to keep their optimism in check.