Sentence examples for lost optimism from inspiring English sources

As Catalans see cuts to their own health and education services, they think the money could be better spent on themselves.The best cure is for Spain as a whole to beat recession, bring down its 25% unemployment rate and rekindle lost optimism.

Longo's tremendous drawing is ashen, funereal; a shroud for lost optimism.

A desire to recapture something of the lost optimism after JFK's assassination even helped allow Lyndon Johnson to put forward his proposal for a Great Society.

After last week's earnings results, Wall Street is losing optimism for a speedy corporate profit recovery.

If your present situation is wearing you down, don't lose optimism about the future.

But it is critical that we not lose optimism in these challenging times.

As Professor Freya Sonenstein, director of the Center for Adolescent Health Promotion and Disease Prevention at Johns Hopkins University, recognizes: "You also have to dig down a little deeper and look at the structural situation that make kids lose optimism in the first place".

He has not lost his optimism altogether.

When the team lost, that optimism evaporated.

Interviewed in The Times in 1982, Mr. Miller had lost any optimism.

"They know Israel may not survive without it, but they have lost their optimism in the many wars".