Sentence examples for kind of optimist from inspiring English sources

Moreover, he's not the kind of optimist who will merely see the glass as half full.

Wells was a socialist and, for a while, a member of the Fabian Society — which is to say, a kind of optimist.

Wells was a socialist and, for a while, a member of the Fabian Society which is to say, a kind of optimist.

I guess I could have gone the other way and said, after the last divorce, 'That's it, I'm not going to do it any more.' But I'm kind of an optimist".

I wonder what kind of savant-like optimists could make music so otherworldly.

But the wider world isn't always kind to optimists.

Living as we do, on what is — as hard as it may be to believe — the first anniversary of Donald Trump in power, we find ourselves caught in a quarrel between Trump optimists and Trump pessimists, and one proof of how right the Trump pessimists have been is that the kind of thing that the Trump optimists are now saying ought to make you optimistic.

"He was a very open kind of guy," Ms. Doria said, "an eternal optimist".

It would be a mistake, though, to see her as a multicultural optimist, hosting a kind of block party of world traditions in the name of global-village platitudes.

He's kind of a pessimist disguised as an optimist and Oliver is the opposite.

Optimists believe some kind of victory is in sight: Iraq is improving; al-Qaeda has been unable to stage a big attack in the West in three years; and terrorists have shown little sign of using weapons of mass destruction.